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 Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 12:59 pm
BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:06 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:26 pm
Eruravenne BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:36 pm
BlueRaven990 Eruravenne BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.We have to remember you guys are from different cultures. Maybe Gingerbread isn't so Christmasy in the UK
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 2:40 pm
Yeata Zi BlueRaven990 Eruravenne BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.We have to remember you guys are from different cultures. Maybe Gingerbread isn't so Christmasy in the UK
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:26 pm
They are in Ireland. I go to visit family every year and see those little cookies everywhere. Though, I suppose the UK may have different ideas on Christmas than Ireland, but most of the time the customs are fairly the same.
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:47 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:52 pm
Yeata Zi I can say, sadly, that the majority of my PMs are from the gaia admin. My inbox has more meaningful PMs than I'd ever thought I'd get crying heart *wipes an imaginary tear* I love you guys. When I saw the gingerbread... I thought about the story of the gingerbread boy. And then I Shrek came to my mind xD
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 8:59 am
....a candle? Is it just me or are the presents getting more and more random?
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:15 am
Yeata Zi BlueRaven990 Eruravenne BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.We have to remember you guys are from different cultures. Maybe Gingerbread isn't so Christmasy in the UK
Or I've just missing the obviously?
^______^
Then again maybe it's just my area or family? Still gingerbread is more to do with Shrek than Xmas. xp
And I wonder if we'll get one of those advent orange things? =D
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:16 am
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:21 am
Weird in a good way ....a candle? Is it just me or are the presents getting more and more random?
Light a candle! In your window!
Blah blah blah stuuupid sonnng!
Something something child there!
God I hated hymn practise. crying
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:21 am
BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi BlueRaven990 Eruravenne BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi GINGERBREAD COOKIE FOR THE WIN!
I don't see how they are christmassy! HahaUm... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.We have to remember you guys are from different cultures. Maybe Gingerbread isn't so Christmasy in the UK
Or I've just missing the obviously?
^______^
Then again maybe it's just my area or family? Still gingerbread is more to do with Shrek than Xmas. xp
And I wonder if we'll get one of those advent orange things? =DThey smell so purty! Those oranges!
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:22 am
Yeata Zi BlueRaven990 Yeata Zi BlueRaven990 Eruravenne Um... how are they NOT? I mean, the only time I ever see gingerbread cookies is at Christmas. Even if they didn't start out that way, they are certainly a symbol of secular Christmas now. And how do you always manage to bring out my arguementative side? stare
I see ginger bread all round the year, but rarely at Xmas.We have to remember you guys are from different cultures. Maybe Gingerbread isn't so Christmasy in the UK
Or I've just missing the obviously?
^______^
Then again maybe it's just my area or family? Still gingerbread is more to do with Shrek than Xmas. xp
And I wonder if we'll get one of those advent orange things? =DThey smell so purty! Those oranges!
Mmmm I'm thirsty for orange now. crying
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