A few Christmas Photos

**CactusJack** · 26th December 07, 05:16 PM

Jamie, Thanks for sharing those and as always you and your family look great.

**thescot** · 26th December 07, 07:46 PM

Nice stuff, Jamie. Thanks.

**GMan** · 26th December 07, 08:30 PM

I am very impressed on many levels here, but when you share a meal with another Kilted brother, that is just plain cool!

**Big Mikey** · 26th December 07, 08:37 PM

Styin' Jamie, stylin'! All my best to you and the family!

**Rigged** · 26th December 07, 09:27 PM

Love the pics! My goodness man, you're holding that whisk as if you're about to fence with it!

**way2fractious** · 27th December 07, 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by Rigged

Love the pics! My goodness man, you're holding that whisk as if you're about to fence with it!

You have never seen him in the kitchen? What he does with the whisk is tame compared to what he does with the knives... or the spatula... or the corkscrew! The results are eminently edible, but the preparations are the pinnacle of entertainment.

Then there is the running commentary, interspersed with storytelling and punctuated with verbal repartee, which keeps everything perking along. An occasional break - for kilt fittings, adjustments of new sporran chains, opening gifts, etc. - helps keep the pace to where the rest of us can follow. Truly, a man in motion... unequalled by any, excepting the F-H.B-T.C.A.G.

w2f
(still catching my breath)

**Sheep In Wolf's Clothing** · 27th December 07, 03:24 PM

Looks like a lovely Christmas, thanks for sharing the pictures!
Sara
Who really wants to see next years pics of "Christmas with the Rabbi".

**cessna152towser** · 28th December 07, 05:26 AM

Nice pics.
I like the model townscape along the top of the fireplace surround.

**Alaskan Kilted Guy** · 28th December 07, 12:47 PM

Originally Posted by cloves

Jake....are you Canadian? I thought the word "toque" was a French Canadian thing.

Panache, your family looks wonderful as always! Glad the holiday was good to you. Do you NorCal rabblers have plans for New Years eve?

My family usually refers to winter hats as "toques". I don't know where we picked it up, as we grew up on the west coast of the US.