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xmas 2003 holiday ideas

9 replies

Tortington · 14/10/2003 20:37

cheap - action packed ish - for 3/4 days a family of 5 ( but one is often classed as an adult for pricing purpoces ) seeth!

have contacted eurodisney - am awaiting reply. i am presuming it wont be cheap.

the only other thing i can think of is something like a butlins....but am all butlinsed out at the mo (nother story)

i hate xmas!

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Queenie · 14/10/2003 20:40

custardo, my sister and her family are going ski-ing with Mark Warners in France. Apparently her 2 yo can go in a creche all day while her, her dh and 5 yo have lessons. Sounds good to me and would love to give it a go when ds is older. May be expensive though??

Tortington · 14/10/2003 20:52

thanks queenie - i should have said - my kids are twins 10 and a 13 year old - so a creche wouldnt make a difference (sadly)

dont think i can afford ski ing - though i would dearly love to go before i pop mi clogs!

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Queenie · 14/10/2003 20:56

Oh well, we can dream - should probably get on with the ironing though.

SueW · 14/10/2003 23:03

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Tortington · 15/10/2003 16:04

thanks, yeah i meant over xmas itself i so hate xmas i just want it to go away
.... am still looking any more suggestions?

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ghengis · 15/10/2003 16:59

I thought I was the only one who hates Christmas and wants to escape it. I try to persuade my lot to go away every year over the Christmas period but they love it as it is (all tinsel and naff presents), while I just want it to finish as quickly as poss. Are Custardo and I alone in this?

Jollymum · 15/10/2003 20:41

Custardo-without prying, any particular reason for hating Xmas? You're welocme to come here, al of you, 'cos I love the family/tree/big dinner stuff . My kids are 13,10,8 and 5 so we're fairly compatible...Let me know! LOL

codswallop · 15/10/2003 20:44

Not much of a holiday for the 2 year old tho!

Tortington · 15/10/2003 22:47

jollymum you are so kind thank you!!!!!!

i just think its naff & bob & pants - theres no sentimental reason or anything its all such and anticlimax - i thought i could have an anticlimax - somewhere nicer this year lol!

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