Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Merry Christmas Everyone!

This is the time to be merry. Really. Christmas is such a
jolly time. There's so much spirit in the air - so much cheer.
So let me contribute just a little extra smile to this world
we call the blogosphere. Merry Christmas everyone and hope the
new year brings better tidings to one and all.

12 comments:

  1. ... even to those who had been ignored ... ;o)

    Merry Xmas!

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  2. merry xmas to u too!

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  3. Christmas is about time for me to geta new pair of glasses..

    Oh it the picture really really blur blur... or do I really need new glasses?

    (Peeping under the metal table, holding my glasses)

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  4. Robin, don't forget to match it with the CK piece - red.

    Yeah lah, dunno why it became blur blur - must be the snow in Bangalore. hehe! Btw, they're changing the name to Bengalooru or something - back to the pre-colonial name.

    FH2o, Jellyfish, hi! Merry Xmas again.

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  5. merry christmas to u too :)

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  6. Clicked on the cartoon and it was crystal clear.

    Too funny and sad at the same time. If only we could outsource our politicians! Like to Mars.

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  7. Merry Xmas! is the next one from china? :-P

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  8. Pandabonium, Mars, eh? That's a good one. Glad you dun need new glasses. haha!

    Chen, yd, hi and Merry Xmas! China? That's a thought too.

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  9. Few from Malaysia for sure: Go to the local megamall near you!

    Mina-san...Merry Christmas!

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  10. Have a happy Christmas / Xmas / Noel / Yule / Winter Solstice / Saturnalia / holiday season / mad year-end shopping and gift-giving spree / whatever you choose to call it, everyone! Remember who is important in your life!

    (As for me, I call it Christmas. Always have and always will.)

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  11. MM, I can identify with Winter Solstice as the Chinese celebrates this as a festival and a key one at that besides the Lunar New Year. This is more a traditional practice rather than a religious one.

    Have a Merry Christmas in the land of the Rising Sun.

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