I love the family portrait Bill... i guess that you were able to get one of these Thomas Kinkade Santa Figurines... since they are limited to one per customer...
have a wonderful quiet Christmas my friend....peter
Bill Phillips: Sadly no Peter. It would grace any home
Thank you. hopefully we will all have got over the colds and coughs we have had this past week!
Oh, so cute and sweet, I can well recognise you and Angela and Helen - the other members might be in the kitchen to prepare the Droitwurst and other delicacies for Christmas days - I wish you all happy seasons!
Bill Phillips: Kathryn can cook and Jason can arrange a nice salad! A very happy Christmas to you too Philine.
There's a bit of sadness to this scene, Bill. I guess it's what we all feel when we can't all be together. But we still make the best of it, don't we! Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Bill Phillips: It was a bit of a cold day so they were huddled! Happy Christmas to you as well
Yes I can see all things evolve to a point of no return. Apes into us, and the nativity into the Thomas Kinkade True Meaning of Christmas. I think I might go and top myself!
Bill Phillips: The kinkade thing reminded me of the sort of spoof they used to have in Viz. Only this is for real! Happy Christmas to you and Ingrid.
So are we Bill, just got my new Fuji X100.Have a good Christmas.ps the picture is the usual rubbish.
Bill Phillips: That looks an interesting camera. Wasted on you of course, but i hope you have a lot of fun with it. Have a good Christmas and hope we get the chance to meet up in 2013 for some face to face insults
If my wife looked like that, I would listen to her when she forbids use of wine. Most unsettling is that the little one seems scared of you, the photographer.
Bill Phillips: This was at Monkey Forest at Trentham Gardens Stoke on Trent. These Barbary Macaques are quite used to people every the very young ones don't seem to be much bothered. Mind you they hadn't seen anything like me before