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Winter-een-mas! Woot!

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You get two posts today, by way of an apology for this week's paucity (Yes, it's an unfamiliar word being given a richly-deserved moment in the spotlight. Don't be scared, it won't bite wink).

Following hot on the heels of my Gaming Coma revelations, and also something of a tribute to Kirsty finding my new blog, for she introduced me to the whole concept that I am about to introduce to you; feast your optics on this little gem of a website:-

WINTER-EEN-MAS!

What is Winter-een-mas? A seasonal holiday for Gamers! Woot! It lasts a week and starts on the 25th of January - tomorrow! What better way to deal with the short days and bitterly cold weather than settling in front of a TV or PC and immersing yourself in some fine gaming. (Okay, I meant for SINGLE people, smart-alecs!) Hmm, I think I feel another Gaming Coma coming on!

If you get the chance, take some time to go through the CTRL-ALT-DEL comics, too. You probably need a background in gaming to get all the jokes but plenty are universal in their appeal. It's very well drawn, too.

Tomorrow also happens to be Burns Night in Scotland so I'll also be trying to track down a Haggis and some neeps and tatties for a traditional Burns Supper. I may go Veggie Haggis this year as I seem to have developed a fair old taste for it - yum! That, and they take only ten minutes to cook in a microwave as opposed to an hour or more for the traditional Haggis! chef I honestly can't think of a better way to start a Winter holiday![/ALIGN]

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Comments

kirsten kirstycat Thursday, January 24, 2008 2:43:58 PM

ooooh veggie haggis! I love veggie haggis smile I like to buy myself one of those cute little haggis-for-one golf ball sized haggises from time to time, and mash up some turnip and potatoes, and have it with tomato sauce or onion gravy smile mmm
I don't have it on the 25th of January though, for obvious reasons wink
So I celebrate Mr Burns several times throughout the year instead!

GrantTLC Thursday, January 24, 2008 3:57:40 PM

I'm really looking forward to my veggie Haggis now that I've had the idea - I just hope I can find one locally without too much effort tramping about town!

Whatever do you mean??? What happens tomorrow that means you don't have Haggis...??? whistle

kirsten kirstycat Thursday, January 24, 2008 4:28:20 PM

I like haggis, but I don't consider it to be a suitably celebratory meal smile To me it's comfort food for a cold rainy winters evening. On those days when you just want a pile of mush for dinner smile (but very nice mush!)

I get my haggis in tesco or health food shops. Macsweens haggises are sold all over the place. Those are the best ones smile

Hope you find one in time for tomorrow night!

OdessaGoldBug Friday, January 25, 2008 1:57:29 PM

I am sure I will have haggis next Friday if we end up having our food and pints session in town matey!

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