Was it something I said?

Well, at this point I was assuming it was coming from abroad, and I thought you had said something about yours taking awhile.

No worries, I just didn't know when we got into slacker territory.

When I'm sending it Christmas eve, I know it won't be there until the New Year. Hence my warning. Usually I try to mail it 12-14 days before Christmas so it'll get there (the U.S.) in time.

Whew! I'm relieved. I started to get worried.

It just arrived yesterday, I think, and I picked it up from the post office this morning.

Also, fun trivia fact: the letter was written during my Intro. to Quantitative Research Methods class.

Oooh.

I might have done some things with it, why yes.

And you dug pretty far back! Nicely done.

I'm really, really glad you got your gift and liked it, P-C. I had hellish and hectic 48 hours and it's the first time I have more than 5 minutes to sit next to the computer while not-studying, and reading your post made my day.

Yay!

Tell me what you think of the chocolate, and the books!

I will! I'm definitely excited to read the books. I'll probably read Global Frequency after I finish my zombie books since it won't take too long, but I may save the other one for later. As for the chocolate, I have to admit I'm not a white chocolate fan, but I'll give the Snowies a try because I do like pistachios. I love the little tins, though! I'll be keeping those.

I didn't get mine either, but I'm giving it at least until the end of the month before popping here and ask that. I mean, my gift took a long while to get there, so I thought giving it at least a month extra.

Heh. Just yesterday I was wondering whether I should be concerned that I hadn't received a package yet, and then boom.

You know, reading the "holy shit, I got a package from ISRAEL!" is one of the best things in this board's secret santa, for me, and one of the best causes to participate in it. I like surprising people like that.

Hee. The little card said it was from you, so I was spoiled for that, but it was still something else to see the package and really grok that it was sent FROM ISRAEL. So cool!

I was mostly thinking about it because I was sad that it was Epiphany and I needed to take down my lights and cute little tabletop tree.

Hee. The little card said it was from you, so I was spoiled for that, but it was still something else to see the package and really grok that it was sent FROM ISRAEL. So cool!

"Good Lord, they've got post offices and internet, amid the desert and the camels and the nuclear energy facility! Who knew?".

As for the chocolate, I have to admit I'm not a white chocolate fan, but I'll give the Snowies a try because I do like pistachios.

You don't know what you're missing. IJS.

"Good Lord, they've got post offices and internet, amid the desert and the camels and the nuclear energy facility! Who knew?".

There is a whole wide world outside the United States! It's nuts!

You don't know what you're missing. IJS.

It's not even chocolate!

Mmm, okay, this is actually quite good. Creamy and pistachio-y.

Mmm, the other chocolate one is good too. Thank you!

...Man, they're really good.

I was sad that it was Epiphany and I needed to take down my lights and cute little tabletop tree.

I think of the lights as winter decoration. Just one way to help fight off the cold and dreary until the days get longer and green things start growing again.

There is a whole wide world outside the United States! It's nuts!

I don't blame you. Your country is ridiculously huge.

...Man, they're really good.

Mine is an evil laugh, and a seekrit agenda: to get Max Brenner to as many people I love around the world as fast as I can. Now eat!

I don't blame you. Your country is ridiculously huge.

It's easy to forget that we could fit, like, all of Europe in here. What the hell.

Mine is an evil laugh, and a seekrit agenda: to get Max Brenner to as many people I love around the world as fast as I can. Now eat!

I will! Between these and the Danish chocolates I picked up in Solvang, Ghirardelli is looking pretty mediocre in comparison.

I think of the lights as winter decoration. Just one way to help fight off the cold and dreary until the days get longer and green things start growing again.

I was thinking of leaving the window lights for a bit, but I'm pretty strict with putting away the crèche and tree once the twelve days of Christmas are up.