Merry Christmas from Symi Dream
I looked to see if I had a post from last year, for this date, but didn’t see one. I must have started the Christmas time-off early, or perhaps it was due to an over excess of fun at the Christmas quiz the night before. Who knows? I will be taking a Christmas break after today, and will probably be back to the blog on Tuesday or Wednesday, so don’t panic if we’re not here for a while.
Yesterday, having not been out of the house for a few days, I took a few homely shots to fill the page for you. The cat asleep, the tree, the view from the roof – there’s so much air out there! We’re planning on going out later this morning though, some shopping to do and so on, and then a dinner in the evening and some carols in the square afterwards.
Apart from that, there’s not much news from up here, so I’ll just post this quick blog and the photos and leave you with a Merry Christmas from Symi Dream, and with all our readers a great time if you are celebrating it, and a great time if you are not. Thank you for following the blog this far. Although it becomes increasingly more difficult through the winter to find things to talk about every day, I will attempt to keep the almost daily posts coming for the foreseeable future. Remember you can always keep up to date on Adriana’s twice-per-week blog at http://adrianas-symi.blogspot.gr/ and find out more about Symi plants and wildlife at http://symifloraandfauna.jigsy.com/
If you want to give yourself or anyone (friends, family, total strangers) a New Year’s gift then it’s not too late to find Neil’s Symi and Greek Cats calendars online at Lulu.com at http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/neilgosling And, if you want to stock up on some Greek, fun and chilling reading, then you can find my Amazon author’s profile here: Amazon/JamesCollins. Just make sure you then find the books from the Amazon in your country so they arrive more quickly.
That’s it for the Christmas weekend – have a happy time and remember, if you are going out for a party and driving afterwards, don’t forget to take the car.
Merry Christmas from Symi Dream!
