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I reckon I could win in a walking race if I had my stick with me

I'd love a fluffy stair carpet me

I'll be taking my Christmas tree down on February 2nd. That's when Candlemass is. Nobody's going to see my tree and I won't be driving Barb crazy because she's living in a home now.

I haven't got anything up this year but I usually take it down 6th of January. That is Women's Christmas in Ireland - traditionally the blokes take care of children and housework while the women head on over to the pub. It still feels like an important day but not everyone winds up at the pub these days.

My family had some friends from California spend Christmas with us back in the December of 1993. That was a very fun time.

You're having a nice trip down memory lane CR

Good for you

When I was 16, back in 2000, I got really sick to my stomach right before the Christmas dinner started and I couldn't eat anything

Oh no! I reckon you'd better feast really well this year to make up for it

I like purring animals. I like Felis silvestris catus. I think that cats are cute.

This year I'll greedily devour the carp fish - our main Christmas dish - because I love eating carp so much

Have a lovely day Irulan

I did this visual-spatial intelligence test (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/test ... gence-test) and got such a result: Your score on the test was average. It seems you have a good foundation of spatial skills, but have not yet mastered them.

I love the multifunctionality of my stick

I can flag down buses from 100 yards
I can knock things off the top shelves in shops
And people do treat you better when you have a stick as well but I soon become bored of that

IM NOT A BLOODY OCTOGENARIAN YET!

I think that sometimes a person with eneldic and (or) adehadic symptoms without meeting ASD criteria should be more elligible for disability pension than some people with clinical ASD.

I think that dividing people for ASD people and non-ASD people is unjust and harmful, especially for those who have impairment or "weirdness", but do not have ASD. Non-ASD neurodevelopmental disorders can be more disabling than certain cases of genuine ASD.

I'm getting warmed through now I am

I had such a day - or evening at least - for sure because I was at my cousin's home today - she prepared the Christmas meal for the whole family I gave her and my uncle some body care cosmetics I had won in various contests