Posted by: Lisa Hill | December 24, 2010

Merry Christmas, everyone!

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  1. Merry Christmas to you too, Lisa! ;-)

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    By: kimbofo on December 24, 2010
    at 10:46 pm

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    • Greetings to you too, Kim! I hope you noticed my Don Quixote from Salamanca there amongst the tinsel – happy travels:)
      Lisa

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      By: Lisa Hill on December 25, 2010
      at 5:49 am

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  2. It’s not Christmas here until tomorrow, but happy Christmas to you.

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    By: Richard on December 25, 2010
    at 12:30 am

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    • Thanks Richard – I love your reminder that we are connected through our love of books and reading despite huge time differences around the globe. The magic of the internet again!

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      By: Lisa Hill on December 25, 2010
      at 5:26 am

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  3. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Lisa!
    Mmmmm… those pies look delicious!
    We are having a truly white Christmas here… although I could go with the red as well, of course!! :))

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    By: Irene in Russia on December 25, 2010
    at 2:00 am

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    • Hi Irene,
      From the media, we know that Europe is in the icy grip of an especially cold winter and parts of Australia are devastated by severe floods. My Christmas wish is for everyone to get home safely and enjoy the day with loved ones.
      Lisa

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      By: Lisa Hill on December 25, 2010
      at 5:38 am

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  4. Good grief, that first picture makes me want a pavlova.

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    By: DKS on December 25, 2010
    at 2:28 am

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    • Merry Xmas Deane, I hope you enjoy it in your new home!
      That Xmas trifle’s very red, isn’t it! A new recipe, but I have the traditional Christmas pudding as well, made to Meredith’s Mother’s recipe back on Cup Day in November. (I never met Meredith’s mother, but I’ve been making her pud for thirty years.) I have just now put it into the crock-pot to steam itself ready for lunch…
      The shortbreads are made to Margaret Fulton’s recipe. Merry Xmas to Australia’s Queen of Cuisine wherever she may be – I wonder how many other families are sitting down to turkey cooked to her methods today?
      Lisa

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      By: Lisa Hill on December 25, 2010
      at 5:47 am

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      • Red, yes, and white; it was the strawberries against the cream that made me think, dang, I want a pav. Christmas day hasn’t arrived here yet, but I already know what we’re having in place of pudding: a pumpkin pie and an apple pie. The apple pie is cooling outside in the workshed among the saws and nails.

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        By: DKS on December 25, 2010
        at 3:47 pm

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  5. Looks good and Merry Christmas to all.

    Meg

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    By: meg on December 25, 2010
    at 7:45 am

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    • Merry Christmas, Meg! I hope all is well in your part of Australia!

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      By: Lisa Hill on December 25, 2010
      at 8:05 am

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