Sunday, December 27

ARMIDALE ROFF CHRISTMAS

Merry Christmas to everyone. Here we are enjoying our Christmas lunch in the backyard. I cooked JFC (Jenny Fried Chicken which is like KFC but better) for the kids and salmon steaks for Damian and myself. We had a lovely day, then headed to the local skatepark to try out the new rip stick, skate board and scooters, followed by evening drinks with some friends. My sister and her three boys will come up for a belated Christmas over 8th and 9th January, and we will see Glenn and Sue on 7th and 8th January. If anyone else is around come and have a second Christmas with us too - eat and drink too much all over again!!!
Love Jenny et. al.

4 comments:

Newcastle Roffs said...

Merry Christmas - you Armidale Roffs have the BEST Christmases! I can't wait to try the skate board and scooters! JFC sounds delicious and it is great to see the ol' prawn cocktail is still doing the rounds in Armidale - always a winner!

Tood

Jake said...

Merry Christmas guys. Is the legal drinking age in Armidale still 12 Damio? At least two of those kids are breaking the law!

My favourite Christmas Cracker Joke; Why did the mechanic go to sleep under the car?
Because he wanted to get up oily in the morning.

damian said...

hi Amy mine is why did the apple turn over? because he saw the sausage roll HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
those laughs were a bit unnecessary but you know
ily all
love Amy :)

grant said...

Jep, it looks like an excellent Christmas. It's not the same without little kids, even heavy drinkers like the Armidale Roffs. We had Christmas lunch with Annika, Nick, Dom, Julia's mum Norma, Julia's sister Venita and her three boys. Adam and Amanda spent Christmas in Newcastle but will be down for a week at the Nagambie estate starting just before new year so we'll be able to catch up with them then. Julia and I are planning a lightning dash up to the south coast of NSW to catch up with my old Moree mate Ray Firth for new year's. Bill McKinnon and his friend Lee are visiting at the moment and we're about to visit little Vietnam for lunch and then spend the afternoon at the cricket. It's a rich life we lead.