Merry Christmas!
Oor Wullie, Dundee, November 2019.
Gallivanting at home and abroad. Words by me, photos (mainly) by him.
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Oor Wullie, Dundee, November 2019.
Gallivanting at home and abroad. Words by me, photos (mainly) by him.
The Glasgow Gallivanter
It was great! 🙂 🙂 Over so quickly, though! How about you? Plans for 2020?
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Glad to hear it! We had a good time too. No solid plans for 2020 yet, but something will turn up – it usually does!
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Merry Christmas, Anabel!
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Thank you, Ann – I hope you are having a wonderful time.
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What a fun Wully this is, and right in time for the festive season. 🙂 I hope you had a wonderful Christmas, Anabel and I wish you and John a fantastic New Year. May 2020 bring everything you desire, especially when it involves gallivanting.
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Tank you so much, Liesbet! The very best to you and Mark too.
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Merry Christmas. Wullie is a sure favourite for any dooking apple games with that spiky hair.
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😄Thanks Bob! Hope you’ve had a great day.
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Merry Christmas to you and John 🙂
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Thanks! And the same to you.
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That’s a braw jersey Anabel. Hope you’re having an enjoyable Christmas.
Thanks for the glimpse of Wullie. You’ve reminded me I have a Broons cookbook I was going to try out.
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Wullie is definitely braw! I can’t see you as Ma Broon though …
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Hehe.
I found the book by chance, and it’s full of the recipes my mum used to make. I’ve been itching to try a few out on T, if only to help him understand how bad my childhood culinary experiences actually were.
At the moment I’ve got it open at the Black Bun page and have realised I’m too late to make one for this Hogmanay.
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Black bun! There’s a thing. Not had that for years – and I’ve not missed it either …
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I hated it too. But I wondered (as I do with many childhood foods) whether it’s the dish I hated, or just my mother’s version of it. Cooking really isn’t her superpower, and she was the queen of ingredient substitution. I’m hoping Ma Broon will help me figure this out.
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My mind is boggling now!
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Let’s just say that in her world the pineapple in sweet and sour pork could be subbed out for any tinned fruit.
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🤢
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Enough to give you the boak
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Nollaig Chridheil, dear Anabel & Bliandha Mhath Ur! May 2020 be a year of new interesting discoveries for you & your brave friends! All the best, health & prosperity!
Best wishes,
Maria
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Thank you so much!
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Merry Christmas, Anabel, to you and yours, and a Happy New Year,
Pit
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And to you Pit! Hope to see you back in the blogging world next year.
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I’m planning to be back soon.
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Happy childhood memories of boxing night visit from our Scottish friends. One year brought Our Wullie & the brooms annuals.
Happy Christmas 🎄
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Part of my childhood too! Happy Christmas.
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Merry Christmas to you and yours, Anabel!
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And to you, Jemima!
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