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I'll be killed for this when I die.

Lothar and Manfred von Richthofen, Walt Oesau, Ulrich Rudel and Jochen Marseille wish you a Merry Christmas!

I'ma go hide in the bunker now. XD

ETA: NEW ONE!!

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ETA#2: OMG THANK YOU!!!

ETA#3: Here's the old Christmas video from last year.

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The song at the end is sung by yours truly.

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This is SO WRONG. XD

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I forgot how funny Joel is.

Well, somewhat, that is.

~Valgaror is back!

Anywho, Yule was quiet. Just me relaxing after delivering some of my cookie trays (still have a few to go to some people) and drinking my homebrewed apple beer. (4% alcohol, but still good)

Birdie was sleepin, thank god, Feldie was annoying the tar out of me and I was knitting some socks listening to my German Christmas Music on the Mp3 player.

That morning, I broke out my traditional tape of "Music of the Season" and played that, and watched Birdie dance.

Next year, when he's bigger, I'll let him open ONE gift on Yule like I always did for the cats.

Gotta go to work, have to be up early for a DRs appt for Walt tomorrow (blergh) and drop off some cookie trays and the gift of dried apples and peppermint sticks for the horses.

If I don't post before Christmas, you guys have a happy one!

...my cooking.

So, called from work, asked me what was for dinner.

Polish sausage, shallots and potatoes in a skillet, with green beans Almondine for a side I told him.

He goes "Yuck, poor food."



Well, captian Obvious, we ARE poor, you stupid shit.

And this is the food that countless Germans and Poles like yourself, you ignorant pompous asswipe, grew up on. It's hearty, sustaining, good food.

AND YOU WILL EAT IT OR NOT HAVE ANYTHING ELSE.

In other news, the lebkuchen is aging in the fridge, needs to age a day before I make the cookies with it.

Walt's napping, the dishes are done, house is picked up, I'm DONE for the day until I have to go to work.

BAWWWWWW he never likes what I cook!

My LJ friend Wade (darkwolfie) died this morning at 6:25 a.m. from complications of a flu/H1n1.

He had friended me a while ago, and while we didn't know each other in person, I knew him online as a nice, caring person with a wonderful sense of humor. I remember him posting about everything and anything, all with this great outlook on life.

When he first got sick, he shrugged it off (I remember the post) but then suddenly, his wife took over the posting and she, wonderful, strong, loving woman that she is, kept us updated. I know it was hard for her, harder than anything I can think of, to keep the rest of the world updated on the illness of a loved one.

His passing will be a loss to the community.