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Dec 22, 2010 23:33

So we're all in agreement that I wasn't the only one who seems to have... misplaced a few days from their minds ( Read more... )

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beaglenapper December 23 2010, 05:39:53 UTC

Believe me, laddie--I once had the worst job in the universe. The days didn't just run together; they fled together in a great screaming mob.

ima_greywarden December 23 2010, 05:48:54 UTC

Ah. Do I really want to know what job that would be?

beaglenapper December 23 2010, 05:52:34 UTC

I'm guessing "no." Now, there's one thing and one thing only to learn about Christmas and New Years: Jameson's.

ima_greywarden December 23 2010, 06:33:05 UTC

Right. I'm not really sure I know what that is.

beaglenapper December 23 2010, 14:56:31 UTC

A very fine whiskey. It makes gathering with the family much more exciting; well, at least if you're family's like mine. I haven't seen them in quite a long time, though. Mum and grand used to make fine meals for the mess of us; lots of singing, too. I'm not sure if Christmas will be as grand here, but it's a lovely holiday.

ima_greywarden December 24 2010, 01:42:07 UTC

Ah, no. Weren't really the family gathering sort. But I like whiskey. Think I could try some here?

So this Christmas is a family sort of holiday then?

beaglenapper December 24 2010, 06:00:27 UTC

Think you could try some? Of course, why not? You're of age, right? And yes--for better or worse, it's family, laddie.

ima_greywarden December 24 2010, 06:14:20 UTC

Of course. I was just curious if it would be here. But I guess it would, wouldn't it? They certainly seem to have everything else.

[Ah. Yeah, good old family.] ... Right.

beaglenapper December 24 2010, 06:24:54 UTC

They've got a very wide selection here indeed. Not of families, of spirits. You can take your pick, I suppose.

ima_greywarden December 24 2010, 06:56:30 UTC

[Chuckle] I could really get to like this.

I'm Alistair, by the way. It's nice to meet you.

beaglenapper December 26 2010, 13:42:05 UTC

Montgomery Scott. A pleasure. Enjoy your merry-making, Alistair---and put up a tree if you have the chance. Live trees! Nothing like them.

ima_greywarden December 26 2010, 16:25:20 UTC

Of course, thank you. To you as well. Wait. But, why a tree though? Some sort of tradition or ritualistic purpose?

beaglenapper December 26 2010, 19:15:08 UTC

I'm not all that certain why a tree, but it's always been trees for Christmas. A tradition. Make sure you get a real one, though. Just check it for squirrels first.

ima_greywarden December 26 2010, 21:12:03 UTC

A real tree? Yes, I'll be sure to do so then.

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