This year I decided to bake my own Christmas card. Cheap (and red) and green, rather like your witch. And it’s possible to eat afterwards, at least at this end. I’d advise you not to chew your computer screens.
A Very Happy Christmas To You All!
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I should have thought of that.
Joyeux Noël to you! :0)
Merry Christmas to you, Bookwitch and all at Bookwitch towers…
And happy new decade to you and all your family.
Happy Christmas to the Bookwitch!
Glædelig jul og godt nytår!
A new decade? Oh dear, hadn’t thought that far ahead. That’s ambitious.
Merry Christmas to you and the whole Witchy family, too.