Nadolig Llawen

In response to my text, Merry Christmas / Joyeux Noel / Nadolig Llawen

Some of my friends just wanted to say 'Merry Christmas' back:

*<]:D Happy X-Mas! (Remember. I'm an hour ahead of you.) ~D.W.
merry Christmas! ~M.S.
You too, thanks! ~J.H.
Tin ton tey! Merry x-mass! [sic] ~Alex H.
Hey! Merry Christmas! ~J.M.
Merry Christmas eve!! Thanks for being my new friend! :) ~C.G.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! ~T.M.
Thanks :) merry Christmas to you too ~S.G.


Some commented on my use of languages:

Ooh the multi-lingual seasonal salutation! Same to you darlin. ~M.D.
Same to you girl. But, um, what's the last one? ~J.W.
Hey Theresa - Merry Christmas! I don't recognize that third greeting's language at all! Felice Navidade. ~A.L.
Merry Christmas. What was that last language? Elvish? :) ~R.E.

That last one was Welsh, by the by.


Other pals wanted to use a language of their own (mostly German -- which is apparently hard to spell in):

Frueliche Weinachten ~E.S.
Merry Christmas / Frohe Weihnacht! ~T.P.
Frohlich weinachten! ~R.A.
Ciao Theresa. Merry Christmas and Happy new Year. Buon Natale a te e famiglia. ~P.M.


Some people wanted to convey information:

Merry Christmas. Just found out we're going to Europe next Christmas!
~B.B.
The baby jesus is here! The baby jesus is here! ~L.S.
I like dogs. ~Rory L.


And finally, one friend covered all the seasonal holidays:

Belated x mas. Saturnalia. Solstice and boxing day. Fondly ~T.R.C.B.


To those I wasn't able to reach by text: belated Saturnalia and Boxing Day to all of you, too!