Holiday Roundup, or 'Where the hell have you been'

Hello and Happy New Years dear reader(s). I know I have been pretty slack with updating lately. What can I say, the holidays have kept me busy. Well, to be honest, busy might be an overstatement; occupied is probably more accurate. To sum it up, the last couple of weeks have been taken up in pursuit of (at least) two of the seven deadly sins: Sloth and Gluttony (illustrated by the wonderful Gustave Doré courtesy of the University of Texas at Austin), as well as Yuletide cheer. Can’t forget the cheer…or the yule. It was actually a fairly unexciting holiday, but that suited me just fine. It started off on the Thursday before Christmas. I took a vacation day and spent it wrapping, cleaning so the pet sitters didn’t think we were a bunch of degenerate slobs, and sitting around (Sloth). It was then off to Caledon East for a good ol’ Pallister Christmas, complete with great drinks and wonderful eats aplenty (Gluttony). There I witnessed and experienced the wonders of a deep-fried turkey – honestly the best damn turkey I’ve ever had – and we managed to avoid burning down the house, the nearby cars, or setting ourselves aflame. Yay us. Among the wonderful presents that were unwrapped on Christmas morn’ was (I kid you not, this thing was tailor-made for me) a "Hot Rod Red" Nintendo DS courtesy of Laura (unfortunately I lost the decals so I can’t trick it out, but it is still cool, nonetheless). So, thanks to that I have spent much of my time since then burning up the track of MarioKartDS (Sloth). On the 25th we headed down Bellevegas way for more food and beverage with the family (Gluttony).


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