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Yuletide


I spotted this sign in the local "Robert Harris" cafe advertising a "Christmas Milkshake". I'm wondering what's in it, seems to be maybe something for the younger ones.

Well this week I'm working 6 days so by boxing day I think a much needed rest will be in order. I'm looking forward to starting my new job. There will be lots of new things to learn but I think I will be ok. I'm done with the work drama. 

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Comments

Jim said…
We don't get Boxing Day here to celebrate. A lot of folks use a paid leave day for a longer holiday.
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local alien said…
A Christmas milkshake ... With lots of cinnamon and ginger maybe. Happy hols
Amy, that is a wonderful reflection in the window. I might try a Christmas milkshake just for the experience. Perhaps it is peppermint flavored?
roentare said…
Poor thing that you have to work 6 days straight. I am taking a break now.
Bill said…
A Chrsitmas milkshake sounds good and worth a try.
Pauline said…
Now you have me wondering what a Christmas milkshake might be like!
Merry Christmas, Amy.
Bipolaroid said…
Nice refs. So summery. Lucky you.
Tom said…
...I would expect a Christmas milkshake to be red and mint flavored.
Go on it's Christmas. Try the drink. You never know you might like it Amy. Have a wonderful Christmas
William Kendall said…
Peppermint would be possible.
kjsutcliffe said…
Christmas flavoured shakes here (in the uk) seem to have gone 'American' with pumpkin and cinnamon spice flavours. Popular with the younger consumers but I find too sweet and synthetic.

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