Christmas Eve Coffee/what I'm thankful for

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follow · #1 Post by **follow** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:55 am

Good Morning my riding friends...got a pot brewing have some coffee.
I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas Eve day (for those who celebrate) and tomarrow a

Joyous Christmas day, maybe someone else could beat me to making the pot.

Also I would like to say I am thankful for the many friends i met on this
forum.....You all are awesome.

As for today no riding and 21' in my neck of the woods how about you?.............

koji52 · #2 Post by **koji52** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 4:18 am

Merry X-mas to you too Follow...its 34 degrees and raining in NJ...

it's been below 30 for most of the last week so no riding for me lately.

#3 Post by **poet** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 4:47 am

Have any tea?

Oh well, Merry Christmas

#4 Post by **blues2cruise** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 3:10 pm

We also have almost 2 feet of snow.

My Christmas Eve...

worked half a day.
Took car to insurance company
had to leave car at insurance company
No rental cars available.
No taxis
Had to trudge to a bus.
Went walking to take some pics.
Now will watch a movie at home because all plans cancelled.

Friends are coming by in the morning with breakfast and then am going to my sister's.

I feel blessed to have made some very good friends and have family I get along with.

Merry Christmas.

JC Viper · #5 Post by **JC Viper** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 5:20 pm

I'd hate to be a downer but none of my friends called me, after a huge fight with my parents I'm pretty much left out (best anyway my sister gets more privileges than I did at her age while they leave me to be a no talent bum). So I spend Christmas alone occasionally coming here as a place to hang out.

No point in going to mass because bad things happen to good people.

Most of the snow's melted and the ice is dwindling down so I think I can go for a ride later.

You guys have been swell, have a great Christmas!

(BTW Jesus was said to be born near March or April, we just took over a pagan holiday to get people used to Christianity

) Save us JEEBUS!!

#6 Post by **blues2cruise** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 5:23 pm

JC Viper wrote:I'd hate to be a downer but none of my friends called me, after a huge fight with my parents I'm pretty much left out (best anyway my sister gets more privileges than I did at her age while they leave me to be a no talent bum). So I spend Christmas alone occasionally coming here as a place to hang out.

No point in going to mass because bad things happen to good people.

Most of the snow's melted and the ice is dwindling down so I think I can go for a ride later.

You guys have been swell, have a great Christmas!

(BTW Jesus was said to be born near March or April, we just took over a pagan holiday to get people used to Christianity ) Save us JEEBUS!!

Your friends did not call you....so you call them.....

Have you ever thought of doing volunteer work at Christmas?

Go to mass anyway.

Christmas greetings to you.

JC Viper · #7 Post by **JC Viper** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 5:52 pm

blues2cruise wrote:
JC Viper wrote:I'd hate to be a downer but none of my friends called me, after a huge fight with my parents I'm pretty much left out (best anyway my sister gets more privileges than I did at her age while they leave me to be a no talent bum). So I spend Christmas alone occasionally coming here as a place to hang out.

No point in going to mass because bad things happen to good people.

Most of the snow's melted and the ice is dwindling down so I think I can go for a ride later.

You guys have been swell, have a great Christmas!

(BTW Jesus was said to be born near March or April, we just took over a pagan holiday to get people used to Christianity ) Save us JEEBUS!!
Your friends did not call you....so you call them.....

Have you ever thought of doing volunteer work at Christmas?

Go to mass anyway.

Christmas greetings to you.

I call and no replies. I did volunteer work in the past and only resulted in more bad luck and having no connections for the future I'm gonna be the one needing assistance like those poor people who got laid off.