2nd December 2013

We've spent the weekend getting Christmas stuff ready, though we're not as organised as our friends Jacqui and Linda, both of whom managed to get their trees up yesterday! We have wrapped some presents and a trip to IKEA with Sarah's brother and his wife means that we have a few more decorations to put up. Soon our neigbours will be decorating their house with a Christmas extravaganza of lights, but we prefer this understated one.

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