Christmas Day is almost over for us and we want to share what we did today. It wasn't much: in fact, it was the quietest Christmas that we've had for a while - very cruisy!We had a late lunch and dined al fresco on Tasmanian oysters, South Australian crayfish, Moreton Bay bugs, Queensland mudcrab, fresh crunchy salad and soft French bread - all washed down with Moët and sparkling water. There was so much food that we ended up bailing out on the crayfish and having it for dinner with the leftover salad!
Early tomorrow we leave for New Zealand to visit my folks.See you in 2008!
10 comments:
A very Merry Christmas to J and you (I know I'm already way too late because of the time-difference)!
Have a safe flight to NZ and enjoy your holidays :)
Please also have an extra sip of Moët for us :)
XXOO :)
All that lovely seafood! Hope your day was a merry one. Happy holidays.
happpppy (belated) christmas M & J :-)
Wish you great holidays, lots of lobsters, lots of love and happiness...
Greetings of the season and happy new year to you. That was a lovely seafood spread, I am hungry now :)
I already wished you a merry crimble & stuff & I didn't really make a mess when I drooled over the pic of that lobster........
So if I don't get to wish it before the sun comes up on your side of the world - Happy New Year M & J - may the coming year be filled with all you wish for :-)
Much Loveloaders to you both xoxoxox
Ahhh, a typical Aussie Christmas lunch!
Have a great holiday.
Happy Ndew Year to you both. Have a lovely time in New Zealand. Ain't it hot today!!! We also had seafood for Christmas but a bit more modest than your feast - though kokoda was nicely prepared by our daughter-in-law. With a 5 year old around, Christmas was fun.
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Seasons greetings, Hiccy New Year and all that. Your Christmas Day spread looks fabulous, really yummy!
Hope you are having a wonderful time in NZ.
HMHB
Looks great! All we had was a liddle piggy-wiggy & I forgot to take pictures!
All the very best for 2008.
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