Ian is coming to America … just in time for Christmas! I’m excited to have him here, in the place that I’ve been telling him about for so long. We’re busily plotting our Christmas dinner and where he wants to go and things we want to see.
This will be the first time TLK has met Ian, and I know they’ll interact famously.
And I’m sure the dogs will not be willing to let him out the door. I can see us coming home, and they’re jumping on him instead of me. hehe 
Woop! I look forward to hearing all about the trip! From both sides, natch.
It is quite exciting isn’t it? The twins have made a video with some instructions for me. They are quite insistent, something about looking at the trains:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d-OzdiaJZkw
Awww yay, i’m so pleased for you both!
Brennig – Yes, it’s going to be fun!
Gem – LOL… I’m counting down sire’s birthday first.
Ian/Sire – I love that song. The Proclaimers rock!
PJB – Thank you! It feels good to have everyone routing us on.
yay!! that’ so exciting!! and i’ve been having so much fun reading about your visit over there.
Will it be his first time in the US of A ?
I remember my first Christmas in America……Georgia to be precise. SUCH a difference in many ways and especially in regards to food.
Where was the turkey ? What were black eyed peas ? Grits ? Collard Greens ? It was a whole new world.
Appropriate really !
But how exciting for you both. Can’t wait to find out about it all.
Cady – That it is!
Have you been overseas? If not, you should really go. I hear Paris is wonderful, as well. 
SB – Ah… you had a Southern Christmas.
Grits and collard greens are wonderful things. What did you have instead of turkey?
btw, not Ian’s first time in America… but the first time in Omaha. We’re hoping for snow (but not on the tarmack).
Happy Birthday Lisa
Happy birthday Lisa! Wanna do coffee this weekend??
I can on Sunday… Can you?
Happy Birthday Lisa! Wishing you all the best in all the exciting things that are on the way for you and Ian