h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Is on its way!
I posted it by airmail yesterday, so you should get it within a week!
Happy Chomping Christmas, honey!
~Galaxy babe~
XOXOXO

Oh, lovely!!! I'm going to stand by my mailbox waiting for it. You are so nice!
And for you, too. I'll let you know when I get it.

Great!
I'll get a lot of pleasure knowing you are sampling your very first chocolate orange! I hope you make all your friends very envious! We have a tv advert over here, where people won't share a Terry's chocolate orange, hehehe!
Enjoy!
~Galaxy Babe~

So - the great day has come. I have my very own chocolate orange. It was already waiting for me when I arrived from Brussels. It was even more I expected - exactly like a real orange. I put it on a cupboard and now my children keep jumping in front of it. They were told that we'll share it at the Christmas dinner. (So I still have a week to make everybody envious.)
And all the questions my orange caused!! Can you imagine - what it is? where did you get it? why? how? etc. Lot of fun, all actually caused by you.
Thanks again, IOU forever.
Hatifnat

Awwwwwww
The scene you evoked brought tears to my eyes...
Happy tears.
I can just imagine your children {and yours!} excitement.
I hope the taste you all anticipate is rewarded in fact!
I wish now, I had sent a milk chocolate orange as well, for your children.
My children don't like dark chocolate, it is too bitter.
I don't mind it, I prefer milk chocolate orange though!
I am so happy myarrived safely.
Your thanks are adequate for the IOU, Hat...
The thought of you sharing out the segments after your Christmas dinner is a great pleasure for me.
The spirit of Christmas is alive and well and living in h2g2.
God Bless you and yours, and have a great Christmas!
Annie
XXXXX
aka Galaxy Babe

Eh, Galaxy Babe, you are really an !
We'll put a special for you on our , the handicraft workshop is already open at our place. Great Christmas and all the Blessing for you, too.

Thank you!!!
Have a great time yourself...

Well, how was it?
I'm ~dying~ to know!

I decided to write you about this when we have finished the orange. We still haven't, because on the Christmas Eve I managed to save 3 slices of it for "the special occasions". Well, eating it was a great fun - kids were jumping and screaming and scrapping. My mother kept wondering (where did You get it? why? who? etc). It was sssoooooo tasty. Orange-eating was a special event in between of unwrapping and 'n'. And everybody had some kind words for you.
So I'm waiting for the special occasion to finish the orange (it means I'm waiting for the moment of privacy to eat it up - I'm still so tired of all the X-mas that I fall asleep before the rest of my family and I'm the 1st one to leave in the mornings - I have to be at work at 7 am, can you imagine?).
I wish I had a camera on the X-mas Eve, so you could see it. But, alas...

How was your Christmas? Did you get any in ?

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Oh, wonderful!
Now I know howfeels!
I had a good Christmas Day, all my kids at my older daughter's home, and no cooking for me!
Now I'm looking forward to another lonely new year...
Treasure your family, I'm coming up to my 16th year since I became single again...
All I want is someone to hold me, help me with my son...
I'm glad you enjoyed yourorange, I hope the memory lives longer than thedoes!
All the best...
~GB~

I can't even imagine living alone (though I'm twice divorced) I can't stand it. But it's so hard to learn how to live with somebody. If I knew that better I'd been married for 17 years already. Now I'm getting better on it. Only I lost my trust in marriages.