Traditional Christmas argy bargy.

Morning all and merry Christmas to you and yours.

Anybody had the ubiquitous Christmas Day Row yet?

Mine's just started to simmer on a low heat, as Mrs B's gone to deliver presents to nieces & nephews in Little Hulton and I said I'd stay at home and take the dog out because we'll be seeing said nieces & nephews at her parents' house in about three hours and I can't see why they can't wait until then.

But apparently it's very important that they get their presents before lunchtime and I'm a miserable bastard for not going with her.

As I say, it's just brewing at the moment and it's not yet achieved full-blown row status, but it's got potential and if her Dad starts with his usual Christmas Day "hilarious anecdote telling" that we've all had to endure many, many times before, it might go off at some point later.

Ba humbug....

She'll be back in two hours, to go back 45 min's later 

Not a row but I've never really been a big Christmas Day fan - hence me looking on here from time to time.

I will be glad when it is all over really - but you're not supposed to say such thing today are you!

scottjames30 wrote:She'll be back in two hours, to go back 45 min's later 

Precisely.

Glad it's not just me that can see it.

I was thinking to do a thread on this as I wasn't sure if it was just my family that have a row at this time.

I am glad to know that it isn't just us!