It’s the one called Holidays are Coming. Features animals and of course the Coca Cola trucks.
.It’s the 7th image. .
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Looked for the ad on YouTube. Found this video, it’s about the production of this years Christmas video.
It’s the one called Holidays are Coming. Features animals and of course the Coca Cola trucks.
.It’s the 7th image. .
It’s the one called Holidays are Coming. Features animals and of course the Coca Cola trucks.
.It’s the 7th image. .
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There are a few static adverts on the tube platform lobbies , I wonder who has time to see them when one is passing by. The large walled adverts I think one was for some 500 year old foreign alcoholic beverage
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Good research Cathy! 
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Looking at Xmas advertising the real blanket coverage this year has been millions spent o9n advertising the Baerskin fleece jacket. It's quite possibly a good jacket but it is high price and hyped more than any decent product needs. I think it has been more an exercise in marketing than tailoring. 
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£79.00 not overly excessive for such a garment, (from their website, discounted, (wonder why) from £199 which is excessive) Others makes are available of course. 
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The Norway fleece I got instead was £51 and is incredibly warm and light. (Modern textile technology).
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Damn Christmas tree is shedding its foliage already. Each time Buster gets close, he swishes his tail and more baubles land on the floor along with 2kg of needles. Don't think it's going to last....
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The strange desire to haul external foliage into a small urban house or flat baffles me. We did it one year , needles dropped into the radiogram and was finding them years later. Christmas Trees and Cats dont mix either.
There is a form of therapy I guess adding greenery in some places - the resin smell of pine etc may be antiseptic and house cleansing too , and adding lights ( not put any up this year which is a bit silly ) when its dark outside does make things feel a bit homely.
There is a form of therapy I guess adding greenery in some places - the resin smell of pine etc may be antiseptic and house cleansing too , and adding lights ( not put any up this year which is a bit silly ) when its dark outside does make things feel a bit homely.
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Oh dear Julie..... I don't do Xmas decorations so I don't have that problem but I remember how annoying it is!
Part of my research into the advent of Christianity and the connection with Pagan customs reminded me that this is the root of bringing greenery to the church. In Germany in 2000 I saw green boughs being laid against a church to celebrate Mary Himmelfart. The compulsion goes deep.
Part of my research into the advent of Christianity and the connection with Pagan customs reminded me that this is the root of bringing greenery to the church. In Germany in 2000 I saw green boughs being laid against a church to celebrate Mary Himmelfart. The compulsion goes deep.
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I will say that although the tree fails as an object of decoration, the smell from it in the morning is delicious! 4 more baubles lost yesterday, nothing below 2'6" now!
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Haha, Julie I couldn’t resist posting a pic of this Christmas card that I have been saving for a certain couple (when the time is right).
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Nice one Cathy!Stanley Challenger Graham
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Stanley, the time is getting closer. This year their Christmas Tree is raised off the floor.
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