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  1. #1
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    Aw, so cosy by the fire side!
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    There's no doubt they're enjoying the fireplace - can I squeese in the middle?

    You'll know where to find them for the next few months.



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    Too Much Egg Nog???

    How So Sweet for the two "E"s.. From the belly look = I think you had better check the refrig for that Ham.. I think they chased that EggNog with Food.. Here is a Rubbb on the Tummm..

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    I have a couple of D's that would love to join your E's by the fireside and, I do believe, would not be averse to trying that egg nog.

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    Oh look at Edwina lying on the top of her cute little head! What a wonderful, cosy scene. Perhaps they are just kidding on that they are asleep so that Santa will come down the chimney???

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    HA-HA...I would love to join them!
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    What an adorable picture.... I will be right over to join them in their snooze! Any eggnog left???
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