Toast of the Day:
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min',
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days of auld lang syne.
For auld lang syne, my dear,
For auld lang syne,
We'll tak' a cup o' kindness yet,
For auld lang syne. - Robert Burns
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Toast of the Day:
A song for the old, while its knell is tolled,
And its parting moments fly!
But a song and a cheer for the glad New Year,
While we watch the old year die!
- George Cooper (from a collection of toasts on the subject of New Years). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Then fill the bowl - away with care,
Our joy shall always last-
Our hopes shall brighten days to come,
And memory gild the past.
- Tom Moore (from a collection of toasts on the subject of the Past, Present, & Future). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May the Lord keep you in his hand and never close his fist too tight on you.
And may the face of every good news and the back of every bad news be toward us in the New Year. - Irish. (from a collection of toasts on the subject of the New Year). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's a health to you and yours who have done such things for us and ours; and when we and ours have it in our powers to do for you and yours what you and yours have done for us and ours, then we and ours will do for you and yours what you and yours have done for ours. #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
The three H's: Health, Honour, and Happiness.
Health to all the world,
Honour to those who seek for it,
Happiness in our Homes.
- (from a collection of Alliterative toasts). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's to us all!
God bless us every one!
- Tiny Tim's toast, from Charles Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol.' #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's wishing you more happiness
Than all my words can tell,
Not just alone for Christmas
But for all the year as well.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
I have always thought of Christmas as a good time; a kind, forgiving, generous, pleasant time; a time when men and women seem by one consent to open their hearts freely; and so I say "God bless Christmas."
- Charles Dickens. #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Now thrice welcome Christmas
Which brings us good cheer,
Minced pies and plum porridge.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Then let us be merry and taste the good cheer,
And remember old Christmas but comes once a year.
- From an old Christmas carol.(from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
I wish you a Merry Christmas
And a Happy New Year
A pocket full of money
And a cellar full of beer!
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Apple pie and Simon Beer,
Christmas comes but once a year.
- Old Southern saying. (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May your corn stand high as yourself, your fields grow bigger with rain, and the mare know its own way home on Christmas night. - Irish (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May you never be without a drop at Christmas. - Irish (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May you be as contented as Christmas finds you all the year round. - Irish (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May the Virgin and her Child lift your latch on Christmas night. - Irish.
This refers to the old Irish custom of leaving the door unbolted and a candle in the window on her way to Bethlehem. (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
I know I've wished you this before
But every year I wish it more.
A Merry Christmas.
- From an old postcard. (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Joy to the world - and especially to you.
- (from a collection of toasts of the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's to the holly with it's bright red berry.
Here's to Christmas, let's make it merry.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
TOAST OF THE DAY:
“Be merry all, be merry all,
With holly dress the festive hall.
Prepare the song, the feast, the ball,
To welcome Merry Christmas.”
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Peace and plenty for many a Christmas to come. - Irish.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Holly and ivy hanging up
And something wet in every cup. - Irish (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Chrismas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May you be the first house in the parish to welcome St. Nicholas.
- Irish (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
At Christmas play and make good cheer
For Christmas comes but once a year. - Thomas Turner.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Christmas). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
May we have more and more friends,
And need them less and less!
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Friendship). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's tae auld Scotland, the land o' our birth,
Wi' its hulls where stormy winds whistle.
Ye can sit for a month on the shamrock an' the rose,
But ye canna sit lang on the thistle!
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Scotch). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Plus je bois, mieux je chante. (The more I drink, the better I sing).
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Revelry). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
To friends: As long as we are able
To lift our glasses from the table.
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of Reunions). #Toasts
Toast of the Day:
Here's to the present - and to hell with the past!
A health to the future and joy to the last!
- (from a collection of toasts on the subject of the Past, Present, & Future). #Toasts
