Guess what? I had scheduled a post for Christmas day and it didn’t post! I am so pissed! I wrote it especially because I knew I wouldn’t be able to get online to wish everyone a happy Christmas (or day if you don’t celebrate) and the damn thing failed me. :(

So, I would just like to wish you all a belated rerry Christmas, or non-Christmas. I hope you had a lovely and safe time, whatever you did! :)


christmas tree., originally uploaded by *racheal.

I myself had a fantastic day with family. I spent Christmas Eve night at my eldest sisters so I could spend the very early morning with my niece and nephew as they opened gifts. Well, that was the “official” reason; the unofficial reason was because my sister needed help putting together the swing and slide set for the kids, after they went to bed, as her husband works nights. :p We had a rather merry time doing that, despite the mosquito bites. We deduced that it would have gone much smoother had more wine been involved.

Not that it’s about gifts, but I got some great ones. A gorgeous book on Art Deco graphic art and illustration, a book on teddy bear making, 3 necklaces (from different people), earrings, a Marilyn Monroe photo canvas, shower gel, bracelet and ring set, 2 movie tickets, a bracelet, digital photo frame and various gift cards and some cash. It was a good year for jewellery! With the money I got, so far I’ve bought a calendar, 2010 planner and some shorts.

What did Santa bring you?

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Holly posted the following on December 30, 2009 at 8:56 am.

How very weird! I had a scheduled post for Christmas too, for the same reason as you, but it didn’t post either!? I figured I’d just screwed something up with the date and time I wanted it, but hearing you have the same problem makes me wonder if it was something to do with WP…? *mysterious music*

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Sam posted the following on December 30, 2009 at 3:04 pm.

Wow, that’s really odd! I auto-updated to the latest version of WP, so perhaps it’s a bug in the code or something?

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