If money were no object and you could have ANYTHING you wanted for Christmas,

[Iluvspikey]

even somebody back from passing over, what would you have?

[magsmay]

Isn't it interesting that most peoples responses are they would want loved ones back , things no amount of money could buy -it puts all this commercialism at Xmas into perspective. For my part I would like my dad who passed way 2003 to drive up the road Christmas day driving a 1963 Aston Martin DB5 (for him not me (honest) ;-)

[jake-the-peg]

Well once someone's upped the ante by asking for a loved one's health nobody's going to say "I'd like a Jaguar E-type"!

It's like that joke about a newspaper asking ambassadors what they'd like for Christmas

The French Ambassador said Peace in the Middle East

The German Ambassador said an End to world hunger

And the British Ambassador said A nice sweater would be great

[chaptazbru]

For me, my lovely Grandma back with a big smile on her face and on a lead in her hand my beloved dogs who have passed - what joy ...

In a material sense, a new car would be nice !

[shaneystar2]

My Mum and Dad ,my darling in laws and my dog Shaney .Which is not possible ....so I'll have a designer handbag instead :)

[Traci66]

Definitely my dad, I miss him so much.

[Mick-Talbot]

Has anyone said a 2013 womens answerbank calendar yet ....along the lines of the womens institute?

[rowanwitch]

still interviewing potential photographers.... take a number and join the queue

[DTCwordfan]

Christmas in a nice cold place - with my kids.

[jake-the-peg]

Personally I'd like it to be Christmas 2011 again

[Barb49]

My Dad,who died in 1976,so that he could see how his first granddaughter turned out, meet his second one, and meet his great grandson.

[zebo]

Barb49, you pinched my idea, I find it almost impossibly sad that my parents and MIL didn't live to see their great grandchildren, I never knew my FIL.