happy Holidays! You can link up with Alyssa here.
1. I know not all of you celebrate Christmas but I do hope that you are all having a wonderful time! I am so happy that I can spend the holidays with David and I hope that all your dreams will come true.
2. We will have Raclette for Christmas Eve dinner because it is delicious and it is the easiest meal to make when you have three people who eat completely different things. For dessert there will be vegan Apfelstrudel with vanilla ice.
3. I am sure it is weird for David to get his presents on the 24th and not on the 25th. But that is how it works in Germany.
4. I am so lucky to have such wonderful friends. In the blogging world and in real life! I love you guys! Thanks for being so fantastic.
5. Grumpy Cat does not approve of Christmas.
6. I need those by the way. I guess it is too late to get them from the Christkind.
7. I hope you can understand that I won't have much time for blogging as long as David is here. We want to visit some places and meet with friends and family so I won't blog or comment as usual. But I haven't forgotten about you and I will catch up later. I also prepared my Random Thursday post so there is at least a bit to read from me.
8. I finally watched "Love Actually" on Sunday. It is my "every Christmas must-watch movie".
9. I am not a very talented gift wrapper. At least not when the gift has an unusual shape. Books are fine.
10. Books always make fantastic Christmas presents.
Happy holidays and thanks for a fantastic year of blogging! You all mean a lot to me!
Hi Katrin!
ReplyDeletenice post and the cat looks awfully funny!
packing gifts is fun for me for I love that activity :)
Hi Ankita!
DeleteYou can come over and wrap my gifts for me next time. :)
hehe! I would love to :)
DeleteI'm not a great gift wrapper either. it has to be perfectly square//rectangle, otherwise it doesn't look so great, bags are my friends haha
ReplyDeleteI agree on everything you just said. :) Merry Christmas!
DeleteThose leggings are amazing!!! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey really are! Have a wonderful Christmas as well!
DeleteMerry christmas! I hope you have a wonderful time with your family and David!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about logging off for a while, we understand!
I am so lucky to have you as a friend, I hope 2014 is a great year for you xxx
Thank you, Celeste! Hope you are having a wonderful time as well!
DeleteThanks for understanding! And I am the lucky one to have you as a friend! Hope all your dreams will come true in 2014!
happy holidays, dear Katrin!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays, sweet Niken!
Delete#3 -- I don't see it as weird. besides, it's always nice to open a present at any time.
ReplyDelete#7 -- that's almost everybody during the holidays, so, no need to apologize.
#9 -- what you should do is get a box to fit the object and then wrap it - that's what I would do.
#10 - absolutely!
have a great holiday!
I have not even thought about putting the gifts in a box. Haha. That would have made it a lot easier to wrap them!
DeleteHappy holidays, Lissa!
Hope you have a very merry Christmas and enjoy your time with David!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Martha! Hope you are having a wonderful time as well!
DeleteMerry Christmas, sweet friend! xxx
ReplyDeleteMerry merry Christmas, my friend!
DeleteRaclette sounds delicious. We had the traditional Christmas duck with dumpling and red cabbage for Christmas Eve! Enjoy your time together!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a wonderful Christmas, Susi! Hope you will have a happy new year!
DeleteFrohe Weihnachten! Enjoy your time traveling around with David! We had Raclette on the 24th, too.
ReplyDeleteRaclette is so yummy! We will have it tomorrow too! :) Have a great New Year's Eve!
DeleteHO HO NO!! Grumpy Cat never fails to make me laugh!
ReplyDeleteMe neither! :)
DeleteRaclette sounds interesting, it reminds me of an Aisan version of hot pot where everyone cooks and eats everything else in a pot together. Mmm, I would like some Apfelstrudel..sounds lovely! My partner and I were talking about Germany the other night..and how we missed living there and how there were so many vegan products compared to here in Paris. But in Paris, there were loads of fresh produces to use and cook…there are bakeries and markets everywhere. I hope you n’ David had a lovely holidays!
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ReplyDeleteYour Asian version of hot pot sounds interesting too. I really love Raclette because you have so many options! I think Paris isn't a very vegan-friendly city. I love that there are many more options in Germany now. That was different 10 years ago. Apfelstrudel is so yummy. One of my favorites!
DeleteHope you are having a great time, Rika!