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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
SEASONS GREETINGS, MERRY XMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Now can you spot Santa???   Every year I have to dress up on Xmas Eve for the little ones who join us for our Swedish Christmas Eve celebration.  But I was rumbled last year by Oscar - I forgot that a dog doesn't get fooled by a disguise - he could smell Santa!

I hope you all have a fabulous break over the holidays and I wish you all tons and tons of good luck (and nice reading!!!) for 2010

Peter
posted by Peter James at 9:00 AM 6 comments

Comments:

Merry Christmas Peter!

By  Marcel, at 11:56 AM

Thanks, and to you Marcel!

By  Peter James, at 12:15 PM

Merry Christmas, Peter and roll on 2010 when the next Roy Grace book is out!

By  sally, at 1:41 PM

Looking forward to your novelette in March, and thank you for Roy Grace and have a wonderful Christmas lots of love jx

By  Jacqueline Twamley, at 10:32 PM

Have a great Christmas Peter, and i hope that despite your mimicry, Santa brings you something nice! See you on Monday, and love to Helen.

By  Glaznost, at 9:17 PM

Thanks Paul!

By  Peter James, at 12:11 PM

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