Going to bed now, it's nearly 1:30pm I've been waiting up for Santa but he hasn't arrived yet.
Hope you all have a great Xmas and as good a new year as possible.
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Seasons Greetings
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Seasons Greetings
by Quinny » Mon 24 Dec 2012, 21:25:31
Live, Love, Learn, Leave Legacy.....oh and have a Laugh while you're doing it!
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by davep » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 10:59:11
Season's greetings to all the denizens of Peakoil.com ![[smilie=icon_santa.gif]](https://www.peakoil.com/forums/images/smilies/icon_santa.gif "icon_santa")
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by MD » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 12:39:16
Merry Christmas to all! And that includes all faiths or lack thereof, and if you are offended by or refuse my good wishes to you and yours then I forgive you, and Merry Christmas anyway!
Stop filling dumpsters, as much as you possibly can, and everything will get better.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by Keith_McClary » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 13:18:03
No FF depletion. No carbon footprint.
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by MD » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 13:49:32
i bought no gifts. the 'consumption holiday' means nothing.
Stop filling dumpsters, as much as you possibly can, and everything will get better.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by MD » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 13:50:17
Keith_McClary wrote:
No FF depletion. No carbon footprint.
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Stop filling dumpsters, as much as you possibly can, and everything will get better.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
Just think it through.
It's not hard to do.
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by Pops » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 15:05:05
Merry Christmas you-all
Santa brought me one of those heater things that go on a propane bottle, some long underwear, a used book and some homemade geegaws from the kids. I like getting gifts even if it's underwear. Especially if it's underwear in fact, LOL. I did my shopping online, drop-shipped a Kreg pocket hole jig to DD who is quite the DIYer, "A Pattern Language" book on architecture to DS who is returning to school to study architecture and a Bella Fleck album to DIL who is learning the Bang-o.
Kids and grandkids are spread from CA to GA this year but we Skyped and watched as they opened their gifts from us, which of course including lots of gram-made clothes – a true miracle of modern technology for anyone older than 30 or so!
Susan is fixing the big meal - trying to learn to make it littler. She hasn't quite got the hang of the littler part yet, maybe a couple of drop ins will help me out.
Modern life has very few ties to the natural world, celebrating the winter solstice is about the only one left, it's alright to enjoy family, friends, food. Even you atheists can out there can take comfort in knowing "No Religion" is the world's 3rd largest "religion" (with a bullet!) and predates all the rest, so be of good cheer!![[smilie=icon_bigsmurf.gif]](https://www.peakoil.com/forums/images/smilies/icon_bigsmurf.gif "icon_bigsmurf")
Santa brought me one of those heater things that go on a propane bottle, some long underwear, a used book and some homemade geegaws from the kids. I like getting gifts even if it's underwear. Especially if it's underwear in fact, LOL. I did my shopping online, drop-shipped a Kreg pocket hole jig to DD who is quite the DIYer, "A Pattern Language" book on architecture to DS who is returning to school to study architecture and a Bella Fleck album to DIL who is learning the Bang-o.
Kids and grandkids are spread from CA to GA this year but we Skyped and watched as they opened their gifts from us, which of course including lots of gram-made clothes – a true miracle of modern technology for anyone older than 30 or so!
Susan is fixing the big meal - trying to learn to make it littler. She hasn't quite got the hang of the littler part yet, maybe a couple of drop ins will help me out.
Modern life has very few ties to the natural world, celebrating the winter solstice is about the only one left, it's alright to enjoy family, friends, food. Even you atheists can out there can take comfort in knowing "No Religion" is the world's 3rd largest "religion" (with a bullet!) and predates all the rest, so be of good cheer!
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-- Abraham Lincoln, Fragment on Government (July 1, 1854)
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Re: Seasons Greetings
by Narz » Tue 25 Dec 2012, 17:10:46
My daughter's up @ the "in-laws" getting all sorts of garish, plastic gobbledegook from her consumerist aunt & gramma. I'm with my mom in NYC. Just us, nothing special, we ordered Chinese.
Like the cartoon Keith, I reposted it on FB.
Like the cartoon Keith, I reposted it on FB.
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