ARE WE GONNA DO SANTAS THIS YEAR?

Trilby • Jul 22, 2009 11:00 am
I want to be ready and it's never too early to shop.


Anybody taking over?
Sheldonrs • Jul 22, 2009 6:51 pm
I don't know about doing Santa but I usually fuck at least one elf.



;)
Aliantha • Jul 22, 2009 6:56 pm
Fuck santa and the sleigh he rode in on!
capnhowdy • Jul 22, 2009 9:27 pm
This thread is off to a great start.
TheMercenary • Jul 22, 2009 10:04 pm
It's freaking July. Who the hell thinks about Christmas in July, I mean other than Walmart?
Aliantha • Jul 22, 2009 10:06 pm
Some people in Oz have Christmas in July. I think that was started by a bunch of foreigners who missed having Christmas in the cold weather.
SteveDallas • Jul 22, 2009 10:25 pm
I always say I don't approve of Christmas in July unless we also have Pentecost in January. Nobody has taken me up on it (even when I don't just get a blank stare).
Jaydaan • Jul 22, 2009 11:19 pm
I'm in this year, last year I didn't have the cash. With this much notice I can budget for it. I can exchange with anyone in Canada (prefered) or the USA.
zippyt • Jul 23, 2009 12:08 am
Im In !!
Crimson Ghost • Jul 23, 2009 12:20 am
Sheldonrs;583192 wrote:
I don't know about doing Santa but I usually fuck at least one elf.



;)


So, you usually go fuck your elf?

People have been telling me to do that for years....
Trilby • Jul 23, 2009 8:15 am
*sigh*
Tulip • Jul 25, 2009 1:23 am
Gosh, it is awfully early to say. But if I'm still around then, I'll participate. :D
xoxoxoBruce • Jul 25, 2009 1:26 am
Attention, attention please.
Everyone is designated a Santa and instructed to send an expensive gift to Branna.
That is all.
Sundae • Jul 25, 2009 7:54 am
No.

I mean, no it's not too early to think about it!
I am definitely IN.

Saying that makes me feel I have officially shrugged off my sulk and committed to the Cellar again.
Hey, one sulk in 4 years ain't that bad...?

I would like a serial killers theme please.
I accept it is distasteful and unlikely to happen, but if you don't ask, you don't get!

I'd like Ali to police it, because she had a bad experience last year and it's the best way I can think of to draw her back in. Failing that - and if there are simply no other candidates - I will take control myself. But then you're stuck with serial killers :) Honestly, I will not take any offence if a US candidate is the preferred organiser. I'll pretend it's about time-zones...
TheMercenary • Jul 25, 2009 9:58 am
Sundae Girl;583829 wrote:

I'd like Ali to police it, because she had a bad experience last year and it's the best way I can think of to draw her back in. Failing that - and if there are simply no other candidates - I will take control myself. But then you're stuck with serial killers :) Honestly, I will not take any offence if a US candidate is the preferred organiser. I'll pretend it's about time-zones...

Make me her secret Santa and I promise she will NOT be forgotten. And she will be happy. Well after the slow boat to Down Under sets sail. :D
Shawnee123 • Jul 25, 2009 1:16 pm
One of our local radio stations was doing Christmas in July yesterday, and would interject some Christmas music about every hour probably. I'm driving home in my hot ass car (fairly nice weather except from where I was sitting) and thinking "nooooooooo..."

I'll do Secret Santa again. I won't organize, unless you all want things to actually transpire NEXT July.
Sundae • Jul 25, 2009 1:49 pm
I'd forgotten it was July to be honest.
Saving my birthday, I think it has rained every day since.

And thunderstorms! Crikey - we used to get them in August - occasionally. We've had thunder and lightning every day this week. Seriously, they were a rare occurence when I grew up, and yet in exactly the same house, they're now the norm.

But, back to OT. Any time, any place, anywhere.
Just let me know.
(Ironically, Carter USM used the slogan in a song about alcoholism. Just so you know).
ETA, found it, love it, love it, love it:
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limey • Jul 25, 2009 2:24 pm
I'm in but not offering to organise it.
kerosene • Jul 25, 2009 5:44 pm
TheMercenary;583847 wrote:
Make me her secret Santa and I promise she will NOT be forgotten. And she will be happy. Well after the slow boat to Down Under sets sail. :D


FTR, Ali was not forgotten and I don't believe she was disappointed. :)
Aliantha • Jul 25, 2009 6:29 pm
No, I loved the gift you sent Case. :) The nutcracker ornament is actually sitting on my piano still. I didn't bother putting it away with the other christmas decorations. I left it out to remember you by...and I use the cake server all the time, and get lots of comment about it.

My bad experience was definitely nothing to do with the gift or my gifter. :) Anyone that draws Case is a lucky duck.

I will decline SS this year though. :)
skysidhe • Jul 26, 2009 10:11 am
Not I. I am happily unemployed. I'll send ya an electronic ecard to anyone that wants one though.:blush:
richlevy • Jul 26, 2009 10:23 am
Actually, I did buy something that I thought I wanted, but then I thought that it would make a great Santa gift for a select number of Cellarites (it's a themed item). So I'm in.

BTW, SS does not have to be expensive. My gift cost only a bit more than lunch at McDonalds (not counting S&H). It's a commercial mass-produced item from a discount site, but unique and well suited to a group with a certain theme. So it's possible to participate without breaking a budget. The amount of the gift is not important, only the effort that goes into it.

Inexpensive does not have to mean unthoughtful.
TheMercenary • Jul 26, 2009 10:24 am
case;584001 wrote:
FTR, Ali was not forgotten and I don't believe she was disappointed. :)


Oh, my bad. I read into the post by SG.
skysidhe • Jul 26, 2009 10:59 am
richlevy;584146 wrote:


BTW, SS does not have to be expensive. My gift cost only a bit more than lunch at McDonalds (not counting S&H). It's a commercial mass-produced item from a discount site, but unique and well suited to a group with a certain theme. So it's possible to participate without breaking a budget. The amount of the gift is not important, only the effort that goes into it.

Inexpensive does not have to mean unthoughtful.


A gift card at McDonalds is all I could afford YET somehow I think a McDonalds giftcard would not be very thoughtful. I know that isn't what you meant though.:)

I'll be thinking of something inexpensive yet theme -y
kerosene • Jul 26, 2009 11:55 am
Aliantha;584010 wrote:
No, I loved the gift you sent Case. :) The nutcracker ornament is actually sitting on my piano still. I didn't bother putting it away with the other christmas decorations. I left it out to remember you by...and I use the cake server all the time, and get lots of comment about it.

My bad experience was definitely nothing to do with the gift or my gifter. :) Anyone that draws Case is a lucky duck.

I will decline SS this year though. :)


I am still so pleased that you liked my gift. :)
Jaydaan • Jul 26, 2009 2:16 pm
As I do not know anyone very well, is it possible to have everyone do a small questionnaire of sorts? I would hate to give someone something they would not like at all.

Simple questions like : what is your favorite colour, what kind of music do you listen to, do you like to cook and if so are you a gadget type person, do you have room for knick knacks, how into christmas themed things are you, and if so is it it the Christian side or the commercial side.. etc.....
xoxoxoBruce • Jul 26, 2009 4:06 pm
Just send them a live goat, if they don't like it they can eat it.;)
Shawnee123 • Jul 26, 2009 4:17 pm
Jaydaan, if you don't get me, you can PM me and I can probably point you to posts of interest for your Santee.

Mostly it's for fun: a lot of people like things that are from where you live: local treats or knick-knacks.
capnhowdy • Jul 26, 2009 4:19 pm
Send them something they can wear and play with: A pair of jeans with a hole in the pockets.
monster • Jul 26, 2009 5:41 pm
I can organize if you want. And I won't be offended if you don't want.
Clodfobble • Jul 26, 2009 6:03 pm
OMG y'all, it's July, fer Chrissakes.

[size=1]I mean, it'll be at least another three months before the annual obligatory "I know I'm a newb but I've been around a few months and I promise I'm good for it" person even registers.[/size]
monster • Jul 26, 2009 6:06 pm
It is? July? already? Dayum
Aliantha • Jul 26, 2009 8:43 pm
Atually, it almost August! Just 4 more days and we'll have a party for all the horses!
monster • Jul 26, 2009 8:55 pm
oh shush.
Aliantha • Jul 26, 2009 9:01 pm
:lol2: I know, the year is going by too quickly! My life is slipping through my fingers... :(
Jaydaan • Jul 26, 2009 9:31 pm
151 days til Christmas. If you have a family, budgeting is important :)
In my case 11 paydays So 2 pressies per cheque or so. Knowing about this now also gets my butt in gear for all the other gifts I need to get.
capnhowdy • Jul 27, 2009 8:00 am
Christmas is usually the most depressing time of year for me. Everything bad that's ever happened to me seems to have come close to that holiday. Every year I say I'm gonna have a joyous holiday, but it never seems to work. I was on somewhat of a roll last year and I had a heart attack. Was in the hospital from 12-17 to 12-23 I think it was.
However... I will try even harder this year.
Jaydaan • Jul 27, 2009 12:09 pm
Capnhowdy my husbands bad time was in Feb every year for about 15 years. Then he said to me, " it's gonna happen anyway, so lets just make sure we have some $$ in the bank, insurance up to date and be prepared for the worst" So we did. And nothing major happened! Just acknowledging the fact that he could not change or stop most of the things that happened made it not so bad. We went through the month (and the month after) saying " well we had a great week, lets do it again next week" I guess what we really did was change our perspective. :)

I will say one thing about your last Christmas, it WAS a joyous Christmas to you and your loved ones..... you LIVED! and most likely learned how to help yourself stay healthier. Don't try harder... that never seems to work.
Instead find little things that will matter to you and your loved ones, and do those instead. One thing we did (especially when we were broke, and now its tradition) is our version of the 12 days of christmas. We would pick one thing to do as a family each day for the 10 days up to christmas eve (christmas eve and christmas day were 2 and 1 for us ) ie:
decorate the tree
make cookies
make and write christmas cards
wrap presents
go tobogganing
go for a hay ride
go look at lights,
go to the movies (or grab a movie and stay in)
go out for hot chocolate and donuts,
host a dinner party,
go skating at the free rink
go swimming at the rec centre
take the cameras out, and go picture hunting
volunteer at the food bank,
take some of those cookies we made to an old folks home,
go play with animals at the SPCA, feed and brush some who need love too
Sundae • Jul 27, 2009 12:17 pm
Lovely words, Jaydaan. And I don't know the Cap'n's personal situation...
But it doesn't work for people like me.
Christmas is better now I'm back with the 'rents. But that carries its own stigma.
It's tough.

Sorry to be down and all.
Shawnee123 • Jul 27, 2009 12:18 pm
Luckily, tis not the season to be jolly...yet. ;)

You are under no obligation. Neither am I, which is good because I am decidedly unjolly today! :)
capnhowdy • Jul 27, 2009 4:31 pm
Thanks, Jaydaan. A very lovely and uplifting post. How thoughtful.
skysidhe • Jul 27, 2009 5:56 pm
capnhowdy;584341 wrote:
Christmas is usually the most depressing time of year for me. Everything bad that's ever happened to me seems to have come close to that holiday. Every year I say I'm gonna have a joyous holiday, but it never seems to work. I was on somewhat of a roll last year and I had a heart attack. Was in the hospital from 12-17 to 12-23 I think it was.
However... I will try even harder this year.




Never ever say you will have a Joyous holiday! again

unless....... you are trying to actually hear celestial harps close up and personal this time. ( I am glad you are ok cap'n)

I'd just bake people stuff with no expectations. Oh and maybe a twinkly light or two.


edit- [I guess I'm seconding what jaydaan said- nice thoughts jay]
Aliantha • Jul 27, 2009 6:30 pm
OK, I hereby invite all those who have a tradition of crappy Christmases to come to my house and have a good one.

I promise there will be wine, women and song...and blokes, and food and laughter and love too.
Sheldonrs • Jul 27, 2009 6:42 pm
Shawnee123;584378 wrote:
...I am decidedly unjolly today! :)


CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP SHAWNEE GET HER JOLLYS BACK?!!!



hehehehehe
TheMercenary • Jul 27, 2009 9:20 pm
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Pico and ME • Jul 28, 2009 4:58 am
I love that list Jaydaan. Its not only a remedy for the holiday blues, its a wonderful prescription for the everyday blues, too. Its so easy to forget how fun and engaging the simple things in life really are.
xoxoxoBruce • Jul 28, 2009 2:12 pm
Life? You have a life? I hate you. :p
Queen of the Ryche • Jul 29, 2009 3:29 pm
Don't know if I'm known or liked well enough around these parts to be in, but if I am, then I am!

Party at Ali's house!!! Jaydaan, bring your list! We'll help the jollyless become jolly yet, dammit!
toranokaze • Jul 29, 2009 4:27 pm
All hail the great Satan Clause
OnyxCougar • Jul 29, 2009 4:40 pm
I'm in, but I really like the questionnaire idea. I've been gone for 4 months and feel like a different person...I'm still finding out who I am, let alone trying to put together a thoughtful gift for someone I've never met.
OnyxCougar • Jul 29, 2009 4:41 pm
Unless I get Bruce. Then I know EXACTLY what he gets!! :p
Sheldonrs • Jul 29, 2009 6:41 pm
OnyxCougar;585009 wrote:
Unless I get Bruce. Then I know EXACTLY what he gets!! :p


We ALL know WHAT he gets. The question is where do we stick it.


:D
Crimson Ghost • Jul 30, 2009 1:53 am
And will it fit sideways....
Wily Canuck • Jul 30, 2009 6:15 am
First time here, liked the humor, will check some other forums. And, I am up for Santa. Having no idea what it is about. My kids are 17 and 15, dont do santa, I need a place for my Santana expression...W.C.
capnhowdy • Jul 30, 2009 7:47 am
Welcome, Wily.
Careful. Especially if you get Bruce. J/K
monster • Nov 11, 2009 10:00 pm
So, Sundae are you organizing or shall I? So sorry i didn't notice you had already offered when I did -I must have been tail-posting.

I would like to suggest that those who would participate if they were not in a financial lockdown situation, step forward and say so (privately), because we always get people who enjoy sending a gift but do not want to receive one. Then everyone can be happy :) The senders and receivers are all mixed up in a round robin, so no-one will know who you are.

It might also be cool if a few people -either participating or not- would act as emergency reserve secret santas, and then if somebody has a sudden decline in fortunes and is unable to follow through, they don't need to feel bad or wait until the last minute to hope they can make it work..... and then leave someone disappointed.
monster • Nov 12, 2009 8:00 am
SG? it's your call -I don't need to be in charge (really! :lol:) but these impatient urchins have already started PMing me. If you are up for it I'll forward them, and in the meantime, you lot, back on your blocks!
Tulip • Nov 13, 2009 2:57 am
Well, we are pushing into mid November, gotta start looking for presents! So, yeah, would be great to start organizing Secret Santa. Anyways, I'm still here, so I'm in! :D
Sundae • Nov 13, 2009 8:28 am
Monster, I only got one message (which you did too) so I think people have voted with their feet.
Sorry I didn't respond immediately, Grandad has needed a bit more attention this week (he had another fall and the 'rents are on holiday) so I've been spending more time with him.

Go for it. I know you love it, and do a bloody good job.
No offence taken at all.
DanaC • Nov 13, 2009 8:33 am
Fraid I am out this year. I just don't trust myself to get my act together and post stuff in time.
SamIam • Nov 13, 2009 9:09 am
OOOH! I didn't even think about so many of us living in different countries. In the US doesn't parcel post to foreign countries have to go out by the beginning of December to arrive in time for Christmas?
wolf • Nov 13, 2009 10:54 am
I would like to play!
monster • Nov 13, 2009 11:11 am
Alright, here it is:

The RULES ;) ....break them at will......

1) Must be a dwellar of over a year's standing, must have been posting recently. Sorry Newbs, but we've been burned.....

2) This is more of a token gift exchange. Hard to put dollar amount, but think about "am I enjoying this enough that I will get my money's worth even if my recipient hates it/disappears off the face of the planet?" If you choose to send an expensive gift or pay a fortune for overnight intercontinental shipping, remember that was your choice. Homemade gifts -food and crafts etc are perfectly acceptable and welcomed by many.

3) Remember there's always the chance that the gift you are to receive will go missing, arrive broken or your santa will disappear in puff of FSM smoke. We will do our best to avoid this, however.....

4) The two optional themes are (a) serial killers (b) cellar memes e.g. cocks, sharphins, unsorry fingers.......

5) Dwellars from any continent/country may participate. Those in the US will have the option not to mail overseas/to Canada, those in other countries may express a preference not to, but it cannot be guaranteed. You will get the option to withdraw if we can't satisfy your need to mail domestically.

6) You should be prepared to mail your gift by Friday December 11th, earlier if shipping overseas.

7) You should be prepared to post a picture of the gift you receive -preferably of you enjoying your gift, but we'll take the goodies by themselves. We'll help if you've never posted a pic before.


Agree(ish) to all of the above? then.....


Send me a private message by 6am cellar time next Friday (November 20th) with the following info:

1) your mailing address -one where a package can actually be delivered without anyone needing to be there at the time.

2) three words that relate to what you would really love to receive

3) three words to describe what you would really hate to receive

4) Whether you are happy/able to ship your gift overseas

5) any other special needs/requests including if you are willing to be an emergency back-up santa in case of acts of FSM.

the top three I will C&P to your santa, so please try and lay them out nice and neatly :) Like this:

Monster (you choose dwellar name and/or real name)
1234 Madland avenue
Ann Arbor
MI 66666
USA

Love: Purple, beer, scrapmetalart
Hate: LATEXallergy, girlie, folkart




Time line:

6am, Friday November 20th -deadline to join up
Friday November 20th -recipients assigned
Friday December 11th last day for mailing PM monster when you have shipped your gift (not saying you're going to.....done deals only)

When you receive your gift PM monster IMMEDIATELY so your santa can relax
When you open your gift, post pictures IMMEDIATELY so we can all be jealous.

I personally think Santas should remain anonymous for more fun guessing, but far be it for me to dictate on that.

HOWZAT? Any questions?


Wait, one more thing. If you want to participate but are broke, there are people who would also like to participate as senders only. Now, I know it can feel bad to receive without giving, so how about this: if you are in this situation or cannot sent a package for logistical reasons but would still like to participate, pm me just the same and add that your gift will be a donation in the cellar tip jar. Nobody needs know how big or small that donation is. Will that work? I think it will....
DanaC • Nov 13, 2009 12:42 pm
Also, worth bearing in mind that foodstuffs and drinks etc, may well be opened up by customs if sending overseas.
Tulip • Nov 14, 2009 2:50 pm
Ohhh...so much to think about. :p Hihi....Could I write more than 3 words? It's difficult to express my likes/dislikes in three words. :blush:
skysidhe • Nov 14, 2009 3:01 pm
no can do. i just gave all my money away to the poor....oh wait that's me!

I will send anyone that wants one a nice Christmas e-card.
I can see the line up right now.:rolleyes:
monster • Nov 14, 2009 4:56 pm
Tulip;608534 wrote:
Ohhh...so much to think about. :p Hihi....Could I write more than 3 words? It's difficult to express my likes/dislikes in three words. :blush:



No, you gotta leave santa room for imagination

sky, some people would prefer an e-card to more junk to clutter their houses..... send your details.....

you too, dana and anyone else feeling the pinch. I have had several offers from people who want to shop and then not have to find a home for what they bought :lol:
zippyt • Nov 14, 2009 6:07 pm
Im in !!
monster • Nov 14, 2009 9:00 pm
8 recipients in, two "interests without official entries yet", this is shaping up nicely...... roll up ...roll up
monster • Nov 17, 2009 8:02 pm
bump

13 in, one interest with out official entry yet...... 3 more days to be in!
Sheldonrs • Nov 18, 2009 10:56 am
monster;609361 wrote:
bump

13 in, one interest with out official entry yet...... 3 more days to be in!


13in?!!! If that's the case... hehehe
monster • Nov 18, 2009 4:09 pm
oh hush.

wolf and buster, I need your vital statistics....
Trilby • Nov 20, 2009 2:54 pm
I'm IN. :santa:

thanks for taking the job over, monnie.

Oooooooooooooo-- missed the deadline. But I've been in the hospital, so is ok?
monster • Nov 20, 2009 3:58 pm
is ok, last chance, hustle them in, hope you're doing ok, Bri.

One santa says mention if you have food allergies. one recipient has mentioned. anyone else for the epi-pen train?
limey • Nov 20, 2009 6:43 pm
last bump for the Santa train ...
Radar • Nov 20, 2009 10:44 pm
No Santa this year for anyone in my own family other than my daughter, so gifts for outside my family are out of the question.
Clodfobble • Nov 20, 2009 10:45 pm
Glad to see you on again, Bri. Hope you're feeling somewhat better. Time to get our Christmas on!!
monster • Nov 20, 2009 11:02 pm
ok, match-ups are done, details are coming....

radar you disappoint me, I had already bought the Palin book for youand waited in line to get it autographed.....
monster • Nov 21, 2009 12:02 am
OK check yer PMs. If you didn't get a recipient and were expecting one, let me know (via PM)

re-iterate:

mail by 11th Dec or asap if overseas.

PM me when mailed.

if it all goes pear-shaped and you can't deliver, PM me ASAP. we all understand that situations change and emergencies crop up. and we all hate expecting goodies and not getting them. i have back-up plans, if you're struggling, just let me know.

First person to receive their gift gets to start the SS2009 Gifts thread. Everyone should post there (1) to say they received theirs, and (2) a pic when opened
limey • Nov 21, 2009 6:33 am
"mail by 11th Dec or asap if overseas."
is that (and the victim's personal preferences) the only roolz?
Apologioes for being a dumbass but I've signed up for a few of these and I've got'em muddled in my head :3eye:!

sorry found it ...
"2) This is more of a token gift exchange. Hard to put dollar amount, but think about "am I enjoying this enough that I will get my money's worth even if my recipient hates it/disappears off the face of the planet?" If you choose to send an expensive gift or pay a fortune for overnight intercontinental shipping, remember that was your choice. Homemade gifts -food and crafts etc are perfectly acceptable and welcomed by many.

3) Remember there's always the chance that the gift you are to receive will go missing, arrive broken or your santa will disappear in puff of FSM smoke. We will do our best to avoid this, however.....

4) The two optional themes are (a) serial killers (b) cellar memes e.g. cocks, sharphins, unsorry fingers.......
"
Radar • Nov 21, 2009 7:21 am
Clodfobble;610267 wrote:
Glad to see you on again, Bri. Hope you're feeling somewhat better. Time to get our Christmas on!!



Bri? j/k ;)
Sundae • Nov 21, 2009 3:35 pm
Received loud & clear.
I know it's not necessary to report receipt of the PM, but I'm all excited!

I will buy, wrap, post ASAP of course, but from previous years (this is our third, people!) I know it don't take that long. So [my recipient] be prepared for an early present.

OOOOH!
Sorry, can't contain myself.
Trilby • Nov 21, 2009 5:45 pm
I like to see Sundae all hepped up on Christmas! :santa: ;)
monster • Nov 21, 2009 11:37 pm
whoa sg, you'll reveal yourself too soon! :lol:
ZenGum • Nov 22, 2009 9:53 pm
radar you disappoint me, I had already bought the Palin book for youand waited in line to get it autographed.....


Dammit, now I have to explain why I was making that snorting chuckle noise in the office.

Were you "left behind"?
monster • Nov 23, 2009 11:16 am
I have received notification of the first gift mailed!!!!
classicman • Nov 23, 2009 12:13 pm
That is just so wrong on so many levels.
anonymous • Nov 23, 2009 1:27 pm
:p
monster • Nov 26, 2009 8:23 pm
monster;610922 wrote:
I have received notification of the first gift mailed!!!!



Two mailed..... (both international)
jinx • Nov 26, 2009 9:06 pm
What are the international no-nos? if any? Foods, liquids? hazardous materials?
monster • Nov 26, 2009 9:08 pm
hazardous is a defnite no-no, liquids and foods may be opened by customs (and may smash) liquids are heavy. I'd pick food of the three. What you can ship really depends more on the country you're shipping to than US rules.
Sundae • Nov 29, 2009 11:01 am
Sundae Girl;610417 wrote:
So [my recipient] be prepared for an early present.

monster;610538 wrote:
whoa sg, you'll reveal yourself too soon! :lol:

Meh, the recipient will know when they receive a package from the UK.
We have to sign and attach a customs form for a start, and my location is well documented.

I can't help giving that away, but I haven't given any clues as to the contents. In fact I've been as circumspect as I can on the customs form too - hoping the early posting can accomodate a search delay!

So I assume there are plenty of Dwellars living in hope that they are the recipient. I tell myself this anyway.
monster • Dec 1, 2009 8:57 pm
Three shipped
Once received and Opened Already! :lol:
monster • Dec 8, 2009 5:35 pm
7 out of 17 or 18 shipped
5 received
only two sets of pics so far, though, I think...
monster • Dec 8, 2009 5:40 pm
btw last mailing date for international is Friday for American Dwellars..... and the recommended all-secret-santa-shipping date is then too...
limey • Dec 9, 2009 4:18 am
[smug]:p[/smug]
Sundae • Dec 9, 2009 8:58 am
[same]:xmashat:[/same]
Trilby • Dec 9, 2009 10:04 am
you smug Brits!!

I'm mailing mine today!!! :santa:
limey • Dec 9, 2009 10:10 am
Brianna;616129 wrote:
you smug Brits!!

I'm mailing mine today!!! :santa:


And the photographs?
Trilby • Dec 9, 2009 10:14 am
limey;616131 wrote:
And the photographs?


That's on today's agenda too. ;)
Sundae • Dec 9, 2009 10:40 am
Brianna;616129 wrote:
you superior Brits!!

Fixedit for ya!
Trilby • Dec 9, 2009 2:09 pm
I mailed my SS just about two hours ago!!!!
monster • Dec 9, 2009 3:08 pm
nine shipped....halfway there!
Juniper • Dec 9, 2009 3:11 pm
I've almost acquired all of the contents. Running behind, but I'll get there.
classicman • Dec 9, 2009 10:25 pm
I'm with Juni! I gotta get my ass in gear. Can't find one part of what I want to send.... may have to reconsider and go without. :(
Jaydaan • Dec 10, 2009 10:39 pm
I had to change what I sent, slightly... for weight issues.... but it was sent yesterday. I wish I knew the person better, but here is hoping they like it anyway. :)
richlevy • Dec 12, 2009 9:14 pm
Jaydaan;616600 wrote:
I had to change what I sent, slightly... for weight issues.... :)
What, the 3XL wasn't big enough?:D