Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah bloody
humbug???

My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before heading
off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird, especially as I
have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even happened yet!

Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one will
win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the Cotter
will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....

Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You are
good eggs :-)

betty

On Dec 23, 7:01*pm, "bikerbetty" <bikerbe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah bloody
> humbug???
>
> My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before heading
> off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird, especially as I
> have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even happened yet!
>
> Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
> myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
> another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one will
> win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the Cotter
> will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....
>
> Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You are
> good eggs :-)
>
> betty

Bah Humbug to you as well Betty :-)

"bikerbetty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:476e1602$0$7238$(E-Mail Removed) ...
> Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah bloody
> humbug???
>
> My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before
> heading off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird,
> especially as I have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even
> happened yet!
>
> Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
> myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
> another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one
> will win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the
> Cotter will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....
>
> Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You
> are good eggs :-)
>
> betty
>

Jump on your bike and come up to Brisbane, you are always welcome to join
the Boxer families table.

Boxer

"Boxer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2Hqbj.27074$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> "bikerbetty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:476e1602$0$7238$(E-Mail Removed) ...
>> Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah
>> bloody humbug???
>>
>> My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before
>> heading off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird,
>> especially as I have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even
>> happened yet!
>>
>> Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
>> myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
>> another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one
>> will win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the
>> Cotter will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....
>>
>> Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You
>> are good eggs :-)
>>
>> betty
>>
>
> Jump on your bike and come up to Brisbane, you are always welcome to join
> the Boxer families table.
>
> Boxer
Oh Boxer, you really are a sweetheart! Thank you so much... What a lovely
offer!

betty xox

bikerbetty wrote:
> "Boxer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2Hqbj.27074$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> "bikerbetty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:476e1602$0$7238$(E-Mail Removed) ...
>>> Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah
>>> bloody humbug???
>>>
>>> My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before
>>> heading off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird,
>>> especially as I have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even
>>> happened yet!
>>>
>>> Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
>>> myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
>>> another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one
>>> will win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the
>>> Cotter will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....
>>>
>>> Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You
>>> are good eggs :-)
>>>
>>> betty
>>>
>> Jump on your bike and come up to Brisbane, you are always welcome to join
>> the Boxer families table.
>>
>> Boxer
> Oh Boxer, you really are a sweetheart! Thank you so much... What a lovely
> offer!
>
> betty xox
>
>
I expect he has an ulterior motive though .

"bikerbetty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> "Boxer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> Jump on your bike and come up to Brisbane, you are always welcome to join
>> the Boxer families table.
>>
> Oh Boxer, you really are a sweetheart! Thank you so much... What a lovely
> offer!
>
Fark canal; I never realised that would work or I would've posted it YONKS
ago Betty!!
Of course you are entirely welcome at Chez-Doodle any time any day.....
Damn you Boxer!
--
Clem

"Knobdoodle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:iSsbj.27091$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> "bikerbetty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> "Boxer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>> Jump on your bike and come up to Brisbane, you are always welcome to
>>> join the Boxer families table.
>>>
>> Oh Boxer, you really are a sweetheart! Thank you so much... What a lovely
>> offer!
>>
> Fark canal; I never realised that would work or I would've posted it YONKS
> ago Betty!!
> Of course you are entirely welcome at Chez-Doodle any time any day.....
> Damn you Boxer!
> --
> Clem

Actually she can come on the plane, plenty of spare bikes here at the Boxer
ranch!

Boxer

bikerbetty wrote:
> Have been told that ho ho ho is no lomger acceptable. How about bah bloody
> humbug???
>
> My kids came over this arv to do the Christmas thing with me before heading
> off to their dad's place in country NSW. Feels very weird, especially as I
> have to go to work tomorrow and Christmas hasn't even happened yet!
>
> Not sure quite how I feel about spending my first ever Christmas all by
> myself... part of me is saying "yay! do whatever you bloody like!" while
> another part of me is saying "you poor sad git"...Don't know which one will
> win out on the day. I have a morning ride planned... I reckon the Cotter
> will be deserted while everyone else is doing the family thing....
>
> Merry whatevers to my fellow ausmotians, and thanks for being there! You are
> good eggs :-)
>
> betty
>
>

Doesn't matter what you do with your day Betty, Just remember that there
will be someone thinking of you somewhere out there.
Have a GREAT one Betty, And the same to all you others out there. I'll
be having a Beer or three for all of you.

Aido. >

In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 24 Dec 2007 02:14:30 +1100
Fulliautomatix <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> Christmas day is the best day of the year to go for a ride
>
>
> There is very little traffic about and few pleecepersons on the road
>

However... avoid the big commuter and feeder roads at around 9-10am
and around dusk.

Because people are going to visit the rellies for the big day.

In the morning there's heaps of cars with overexcited children and
parents gearing up to cope with the horrors of relatives they can't
stand but have to be polite to, but the afternoon/evening is worse.
The kids are tired and fractious and complaining about presents, the
adults are tired and upset and a bit drunk.

This is especially painful in Sydney because whether you choose the
Old Road, or Wiseman's or the Nasho, you have to run the Christmas
Driver gauntlet for bloody miles.

Zebee

Fulliautomatix wrote:

> Christmas day is the best day of the year to go for a ride

It would be if I wasn't working...

--
Toosmoky
Work to ride, Ride to Work...
http://users.tpg.com.au/smokey61