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Dec 2023
12:36am, 24 Dec 2023
15,605 posts
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57.5 Days of Xmas
Nice words behind the final window of the Festive Fetch Calendar Fetch.
Hope everyone has a relaxing day tomorrow before the big day.
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Dec 2023
1:23am, 24 Dec 2023
72,957 posts
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Merry Lip Gloss
Let’s hope we can all make make the best of the next few days  #fetchfam
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Dec 2023
4:52am, 24 Dec 2023
65,668 posts
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LindsD
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Dec 2023
6:37am, 24 Dec 2023
50,052 posts
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EvilPixie
Fetch love to you all
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Dec 2023
6:41am, 24 Dec 2023
21,425 posts
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jinglegeordiebells
Just having a read back £97 for a turkey WOW! We stopped buying turkey years ago as none of us really liked it it was habit. Last few years we’ve bought a 2 rib of beef. This years was way over 3kg and cost £48 that the parents all decided they weren’t coming (probably because we didn’t say early enough they were invited even though they come pretty much every year…) means it s in the freezer for a new year meal.
My mother in law is struggling with feeling overwhelmed with life and why they opted for a solo Xmas had I known sooner and maybe not trusted husband to sort out invites they’d have come so I’m feeling very sad.
I am struggling this year so far behind on jobs still lots of wrapping to do and feeling less than festive. I’m also on desert for cousins Xmas dinner where we are going and it should have been made yesterday.
I’ll do a short run at some point this afternoon by which time I hope everything will be done and I can start to relax. I’ll also run Xmas day even if it’s just a mile.
Whatever you’re doing I hope you have a good day today and sending Fetchmas love to all… now do I go and wrap presents while everyone else is sleeping
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Dec 2023
6:53am, 24 Dec 2023
17,993 posts
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Mandymoo
Love the message behind today's door. Another great year of prizes, thank you Sir Fetch for all your hard work.
Merry Christmas everyone and good luck I'm the prize draw xx
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Dec 2023
7:10am, 24 Dec 2023
3,654 posts
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panad
Another message of thanks both to Fetch and Katie, and all of the other Fetchies who make this site the great community that it is, welcoming and full of support, no matter what you’re going through, whether you are a regular forum poster, or occasional lurker. Thank you all! Merry Christmas x
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Dec 2023
7:23am, 24 Dec 2023
3,163 posts
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Big_G
jinglegeordie, we’ve gone for a 2 rib of beef too this year. We weren’t at home last year, but the year before we had goose for the first time, which was okay, but we went for beef this year. We did our shopping a few days ago - went to Aldi at 3pm and it was really quiet. All dates of veg, cream etc were totally fine for our needs so it was nice to get it done early and I love a full fridge.
Tomorrow going over to see Dad, who is pretty much bed bound, except the carers wheel him into the living room once a day. We’ll take the dog for a nice walk on the coast path, and then go and see him for lunch, where I’ll heat up a meal for him. If it’s like two years ago, he’ll fall asleep in a couple of hours, and then we’ll come home and have our meal etc in the evening. We’ll do the beef today, and then we’ll prep all the veg tomorrow AM and stick it in when we get home from Dad’s.
I’m doing a cycling challenge over Xmas (Rapha 500, so ride 500km between Xmas Eve and NYE). I’m doing it all indoors so although not the original intent of the challenge, it will still be quite hard for me (it’ll be 15 hours or so). Local parkrun tomorrow, which I’m looking forward to.
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Dec 2023
7:28am, 24 Dec 2023
50,053 posts
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EvilPixie
Just collected out turkey etc
£73 in total bird was £55
Gnome home for a few days
In-laws were going to come up but mil had hip replacement instead!
My mum will be alone by choice and sound really sulky about it when we speak tomorrow
Planning a short run today and tomorrow for me time
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Dec 2023
7:31am, 24 Dec 2023
39,375 posts
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Ding Dong Daisy
I almost dar
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Mince pie count
Feb 2025