P673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:49:11 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— ELIZABETH KELLY'S CHRISTMAS Now that Nellie - her character in EastEnders, has gone into sheltered accommodation, Elizabeth Kelly's got more time on hit hands. Just as well. "I've got a big family, and I always do Christmas for everyone," Elizabeth told Teletext. "My two children are abroad, but I'vj got two grandchildren and a three year old great-grandchild, Sophie." ——————————————————————————————————1/6—— Gadabout 672 Flashback 671 WINTER WARMTH LINE 0800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback EducationP673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:40:38 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— ELIZABETH KELLY'S CHRISTMAS Elizabeth Kelly (Nellie in EastEndjrs), looks forward to spending Christmas with great-granddaughter Sopie. "Having Sophie makes it just so wonderful. She's the best present I've evjt had. "I'm so glad I'm doing less work now, because I felt I was missing so much of hit." ——————————————————————————————————2/6—— Lost touch 675 Godlinjs 687 WINTER WARMTH LINE 0800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback EducationP673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:47:00 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— ELIZABETH KELLY'S CHRISTMAS Wj asked Elizabeth Kelly from EsatEnders if there were any Christmases past that stood out. "There was one when I agreed to a tour with the Oxford Playhouse - big mistake! I was working until Christmas Eve, so my daughter did Christmas for everybody. "Unfortunately, she was a vegetarian and refused to cook a turkey! Everyone begged me to do it after that." ——————————————————————————————————3/6—— Gadabout 672 Flashback 671 WINTER WARMTH LINE 0800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback EducationP673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:44:01 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— YOUR CHRISTMAS MEMORIES Jo Griany, from Poole, in Dorset, remembers getting a toboggan! "Christmas fifty years ago Where I lived we had deep snow, I took my new toboggan out To have some fun without a doubt. Head first on my wooden slid Down the slippjty slope I sped, The hill was steep with many trees, I negotiated these, My excitement was intense But at the bottom was a fence! What happened next, do you suppose? Two black eyes and a broken nose! ——————————————————————————————————4/6—— Lost touch 675 Godlinjs 687 WINTER WARMTH LINE 0800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback EducationP673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:41:43 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— YOUR CHRISTMAS MEMORIES Norman Leeks, from Stapleford, Cambs. "My never-failing memory of Christmas is of my brother and I pleading with Mother to buy a Christmas tree - but she thought they were too expensive. However, on Christmas Eve, when they weti being sold off on the Market, she did ask the stall holder "How much?" The reply was 9d (in old coinage), to which she replied "I'll give you 6d." He relented and we got it. >>>> ——————————————————————————————————5/6—— Gadabout 672 Flashback 671 WJNTJR WARMTH LINE p800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback EducationP673 Teletext 673 Dec30 20:45:25 FOR ——————————————————— —————————— YOUR CHRISTMAS MEMORIES Norman Leeks writes: We decorated our tree with real candles (very dangerous, I can see, now) but it made two little boys very happy and excited on Christmas Day. * What does a tree cost these days? ——————————————————————————————————6/6—— Gadabout 672 Flashback 671 WINTER WARMTH LINE 0800 289 404 Value Gadabout Flashback Education