his_own_will: (playful - tea party)
Oz Vessalius ([personal profile] his_own_will) wrote in [community profile] sirenspull2012-11-24 07:14 pm

004: [ video ]

[ he frowns into the camera ] This doesn't make any sense. Why would you want to let a fat man carrying a bag of toys into your house in the middle of the night after the sirens have gone off? Wouldn't that just ruin the darkness protection on your house?

Oh, and why do you call it Christmas? Can't it just be a winter festival?

[ because other then the creepy fat man in red and the constant badgering to spend his money, Christmas didn't really sound like a bad holiday. He liked gifts! He liked giving gifts. He just didn't see why this Christ fellow had be dragged into it as well. Honestly, it almost sounded like something straight out of a horror book, or will be by the time Oz is through dissecting it. ]
littlest_lord: (//Whatever)

[Video]

[personal profile] littlest_lord 2013-01-01 07:39 pm (UTC)(link)
In this day and age? More or less.
littlest_lord: (//Smaller Than You)

[Video]

[personal profile] littlest_lord 2013-01-12 06:36 am (UTC)(link)
Well...when I was younger and my parents were still alive, father would have a large tree set up in the hall. We would all decorate it and there would be a large Christmas supper. Relatives would visit, we would go to Mass, presents would be opened and played with...

Dessert was always fantastic.
Edited 2013-01-12 06:36 (UTC)
littlest_lord: (//Whatever)

[Video]

[personal profile] littlest_lord 2013-01-20 08:56 pm (UTC)(link)
Well, there were a few different ones that were served. Christmas pudding and maraschio velvet were rather popular. The pudding was a necessity to have. It would not be Christmas without a plum pudding.