Happy Christmas Eve one and all from a wet Glasgow. Thank you for opening up, Maw, just like old times!
Wishing all Gransnetters, a happy, stress free Christmas Eve.
For those of us, unable to be with our loved one, I hope we can find some joy and peace today and look forward to the day we can be with them.
Today will also be sad for those, who have lost someone this year, but I pray that you find some consolation, remembering the happy and loving times, you spent together.
Thank to all my dear pals, who have supported me this year, picked me up when I fell, laughed and cried with me and indulged me, when I must have bored them rigid with my wittering novellas! 
A special mention out there to all our missing posters and also the lurkers, who have surprised and gladdened me with their unexpected PMs.
To those I may have irritated and upset, Pax!
Safe journey to all who are travelling and praying for a gentle day for those who are struggling and so I am relieved to hear of those negative tests.
I'm off to prepare the turkey, that I wasn't supposed to be cooking. DS2 (the Covid free one) has invited us for Christmas dinner tomorrow, because after hosting for forty four years, he thinks it's too much for me!
Somehow I have ended up buying the turkey, making the stuffing etc, and will hand it over later to him, in my roasting tin, with my turkey baster!
DD is making dessert. She left last night, with my baking dish, my icing sugar, etc, etc. I think I have been conned! ?
I still have to make my annual, animated Santa ? video for 37yr old DD, encouraging her to be a good girl or Santa won't come
The one, encouraging Dollie to go to sleep tonight, has already been emailed, ready for daddy to show her at bedtime. I think I get more pleasure from making it, than from them watching!!?
Enjoy your day folks. * Mick*, if you are reading, have a great break.