Seasons Greetings

**Ian_G** · 20th December 11, 10:18 AM

Festive felicitations to fellow feileadh fanciers.

Ian

**Bugbear** · 20th December 11, 12:32 PM

And season's alliterations to you!

**theborderer** · 21st December 11, 01:54 PM

Dear Santa,
I don't want much for Christmas, I just want the person reading this to be happy .
Friends are the fruit cake of life - some nutty, some soaked in alcohol, some sweet - but mix them together and they're my friends.
Love ya..

Send this to all your fruit cakes.

**KiltedDixon** · 21st December 11, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Bugbear

And season's alliterations to you!

**KenB** · 21st December 11, 02:30 PM

Fàilte na Nollaige ort!

**dutchy kilted** · 21st December 11, 02:38 PM

Happy Holidays to all, no matter what those Holidays may be!

**tulloch** · 21st December 11, 03:06 PM

Yes, the very warmest of greetings back to you all! Happy holidays.

**BoldHighlander** · 22nd December 11, 02:40 AM

Nollaig chridheil huibh!

**James Hood** · 22nd December 11, 08:46 PM

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.

May 2012 bring you endless joy, grande health and much prosperity.

**O'Callaghan** · 22nd December 11, 09:55 PM

A Very Merry Xmas/Hanukkah/Eid/Diwali/Yuletide/Kwanzaa and a Happy and Prosperous New Year to one and all!

(OK, some of those may have passed already or may not even be at this time of year, but it's the thought that counts, right?)

And for good measure - Gung Hei Fat Choy!

That's Cantonese Chinese for Happy New Year, although I confess I don't know when Chinese New Year falls. Ironically, I have lots of Chinese co-workers, but they all speak Mandarin and this means nothing to any of them.

I learnt it from someone who had lived in Hong Kong, where Cantonese is spoken. It does seem to be well received in Chinese restaurants, even for our New Year, rather than theirs. I assume that many of them are from Hong Kong.