Joyland Books

Posted: **15 Dec 2006, 23:03**

Hi all just thought i'd say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and all that ! Cheers to those of you who have sent me cards but I am not the organised type and have lost most of your addresses !

Have a good one,

Dave x

Posted: **16 Dec 2006, 04:40**

Oh no! Not already. I hope we all check in more often that this!
Ho Ho Ho!

Posted: **16 Dec 2006, 09:19**

'APPY CRIMBO!!!

I've hard a rumour that some of the 'opposition' have been having mixed blessings. Apparently they are mostly legible for Father Christmas as he judges on mental rather than physical age. Unfortunately he visits 'good children' which takes most them out again.

Oh well. For my Xmas I want Dreamland to be saved. Come on Santa, rustle up something in your workshop that will save the day.

Posted: **16 Dec 2006, 09:59**

A very Merry Christmas to all on the Forum.

Fingers crossed for a better year in 2007 for historical wooden coasters!

David.

Posted: **19 Dec 2006, 10:23**

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all!

Ian

Posted: **19 Dec 2006, 18:35**

and a Merry Christmas from me too!

Posted: **24 Dec 2006, 19:46**

Cutting it fine as ever .......

Merry Christmas Everyone

Posted: **24 Dec 2006, 20:21**

Merry Christmas

From Alan,Jacqui,Leanne and Eloise.

PS Good to see the forum is working again

Posted: **25 Dec 2006, 07:33**

Same from us....gone half past seven and boys still asleep!

See you next year!

Posted: **25 Dec 2006, 16:39**

LOL not so lucky here, everyone woke me up at 7 for pressies

Ian

Posted: **25 Dec 2006, 20:37**

happy xmas every 1

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 20:47**

Merry Christmas! I know this is a bit late but you know; busy, busy, busy.
I collect antique Christmas lights and have thrown a couple photos of my trees (one home, one at work) and stuff I used this year in my Photobucket account. Photos never do them justice....

Anyway, here ya go:

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v196/ ... ts%202006/

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 08:37**

Nice looking lights there Jim, where do you pick those up from?

While it's quiet- and I know this piece of video has been doing the rounds for a while now- here's a light show set up by an electrician at his home... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD4g0gmQSLk

and some info about it http://www.snopes.com/photos/arts/xmaslights.asp

Happy new year to everyone from all of us!

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 21:07**

eBay and antique shops, mostly.

That house is fantastic. The neighbors must hate it!

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 21:35**

I love eBay. For anyone interested in obscure antiques- or "junk" as my wife calls it- it's the most amazing tool imaginable.

Here's the last thing I bought- I collect mechanical coin-operated machines-

I just love that 1950's truck frantically trying to avoid the girl on the zebra crossing!

Joyland Books

Merry Christmas and all that !!!

Merry Christmas and all that !!!