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With family, certainly.

However, younger step-son will be recovering from corrective jaw surgery (starts tomorrow at 0800); I'm not sure if he'll be able travel 45 minutes to Burlington with us to see his Nana and cousins on Christmas Eve -- but I hope so.

And I hope to watch the original Scrooge, with Alistair Sim knocking it out of the park as Scrooge himself. There will certainly be a fire in the fireplace, and egg nog with rum, and there may even be some time fiddling around with computers.

Happy Holidays (and Merry Christmas, when appropriate) to you and your families.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

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In reply to Re: I hope to spend this Christmas: by talexb
in thread I hope to spend this Christmas: by marto

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