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Michael Romanos · 12-15-2006, 01:23 AM

It would be nice for me and Taylor if Christmas morning was a little more Corgi friendly in my household. Other years it's been "no we don't want Taylor in on the action (presents opening) or in the photos. Do we have to have Taylor involved. Don't tell me you got him a present."

I won't be getting Taylor a toy for Xmas - it will have to be food treats. I'd like to get him a babble ball but the ones that can take replacement batteries are not yet available in NZ.

We are having roast lamb and roast veggies for Xmas lunch which is very much NZ as is the dessert which will be pavlova topped with strawberries, Kiwi fruit and cream. Taylor is sure to get a sampling of everything. My wife is baking a large iced fruit cake and that will come into its own later in the day. Our special Xmas breakfast will include Croissants fulled with bacon, egg, mushroom and feta cheese.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,867 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	12-15-2006, 01:23 AM It would be nice for me and Taylor if Christmas morning was a little more Corgi friendly in my household. Other years it's been "no we don't want Taylor in on the action (presents opening) or in the photos. Do we have to have Taylor involved. Don't tell me you got him a present." I won't be getting Taylor a toy for Xmas - it will have to be food treats. I'd like to get him a babble ball but the ones that can take replacement batteries are not yet available in NZ. We are having roast lamb and roast veggies for Xmas lunch which is very much NZ as is the dessert which will be pavlova topped with strawberries, Kiwi fruit and cream. Taylor is sure to get a sampling of everything. My wife is baking a large iced fruit cake and that will come into its own later in the day. Our special Xmas breakfast will include Croissants fulled with bacon, egg, mushroom and feta cheese.