Happy New Year!

Started by Glaurung, December 31, 2014, 09:50:34 PM

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Glaurung

I hope everyone has a good time seeing the New Year in, and that 2015 is a better year for you than 2014.

comrade_general


Gen_Glory

Happy New year!
Do believe FIRST! (GMT)
Tis but a scratch...


Clockwork

Thank you, happy new year! :D
Once you realize what a joke everything is, being the Comedian is the only thing that makes sense.


Jubal

The duke, the wanderer, the philosopher, the mariner, the warrior, the strategist, the storyteller, the wizard, the wayfarer...

Son of the King


Othko97

I am Othko, He who fell from the highest of places, Lord of That Bit Between High Places and Low Places Through Which One Falls In Transit Between them!


TTG4

Happy arbitrary change of calendar day

Lady Grey

Happy New Year everyone :D

Out of curiosity, (as I know only of my family and one other person's family I've met in my whole lifetime D: ) does anyone else have 'Father Time' ?

comrade_general

Can you expand on that?

Explain.

Explaaaaaaain!

Lady Grey

It's kind of like Father Christmas - but we've always got a couple of extra presents - from 'Father Time' - just after midnight on New Year's Eve/Day :)

Spoiler
Father Time also goes by the names 'Mum', 'Dad', 'Auntie', and 'Uncle' :P

comrade_general

I've heard of the concept of that particular "Father Time", like an old proverbial sort of thing, but we've never done gifts or anything like that on New Year's.

TTG4

Quote from: Mother of Dragons on January 03, 2015, 05:32:30 PM
It's kind of like Father Christmas - but we've always got a couple of extra presents - from 'Father Time' - just after midnight on New Year's Eve/Day :)

Not heard of that, perhaps it's a local thing with your family roots?

Lady Grey

Well, I thought it could be a local thing, but no one (other than one other girl I went to school with) had heard of it, or done it :/

I've heard of other countries in Europe giving gifts an NYE ( I don't remember whereabouts) but putting them in shoes.

comrade_general

My gf says they (Polish) put gifts in shoes on Christmas Eve as opposed to stockings.