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looking for a bargain-beque …?

Dec.1.2008  by  Peter Donegan MI Hort
a bargain-b-q

a bargain-b-q

I love this time of year. Ok so I would NOT NEVER go buying Christmas cards in January but I would buy a barbeque. Mainly because I dont have the time to do so during the summer… I bought this last week for about €20. BARGAIN!! It was one of the DIY stores [i can't remember which; really sorry; as I threw away all of the packaging; into a recycle bin of course].

So I got thinking of when I was younger and we had to save up all of our 10p pocket monies to buy Christmas presents and I reckon euro back to irish pence - [i'm one of eight children] we might just have done it on a weeks money; money aside - it is more thoughtful than socks - am I in trouble with my sisters now? Then I thought about Christmas Day and why oh why do of all of my sisters [and families] go to my Moms for Christmas dinner and the Boys to their outlaws inlaws… ? hmmmm

Back to Gardens. Gardens are all about planning. If I dont plan for next year - I will not have a barbeque. I wanted a built in barbie. I’ve got one. I think I’ll build mine over Christmas while the gunfire is going on and Willie Wonkas Chocolate factory is on full volume…. :) [Give me a while and I'll work out exactly what quantities you need.]

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  1. Stuart on December 1st, 2008    flag

     

    Great bargain Peter and one I’m sure it’s going to come in very handy once your weather warms up. We built ours in last summer and is such a great resource for entertaining friends.

  2. Susan on December 1st, 2008    flag

     

    If I buy anything Christmas (cards, decorations) it’s in January. I pay full-price for nothing: I’m as excited as you are about your €20 barbecue!

    (how are you with earth ovens and such things? I want both…)

    To answer your question with my own impression: Christmas family gatherings centre on the meal together. Meals are made in the kitchen (several hours for a dinner eaten in 20 minutes, argh). Ladies of the family make the meals; they support each other in the kitchen, and it’s easy for a daughter-in-law to feel a bit ‘outside’ in her mother-in-law’s kitchen (believe me I know). But mummies and daughters belong together, for making the biggest meal of the year, so each wants to be with her own. That’s my guess.

    Hope yours is a happy one, wherever you spend it!