Happy Xmas and Very Merry New Year

I like using Xmas rather than 'Happy Holidays' or even the old standby 'Compliments of the Season' because I was brought up to look upon it as Christmas and don't really give a hoot what other people regard it as, and 'Xmas' means exactly that, but has the advantage of a greater vintage.  It goes back about 1000 years.

Here we have my current feline muse posing with a poinsettia as a suitable subject for the season.  He has evidenced a great fondness for turkey over this period, and may demand it in his diet for the foreseeable future.

December 2015 Colonialist (Blogger)