Merry Christmas!

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Love you too Gail.

Thanks for the cute picture card!!!

Merry Christmas,

Shellie

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healthy, prosperous New Year!

We love you guys!

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Merry Christmas to both of you as well! AND....a very happy birthday to Olivia!

heather hyatt <heather@...> wrote: Just wanted to

wish you all a very Merry Christmas!

Love you guys!

Olivia &

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Merry Christmas everyone from Aus. It was boiling here on xmas day and our xmas

cake is icecream. I hope Santa is kind to all and that nothing has to be

returned to the shop.

Best wishes to all for a wonderful 2007

Love Bert Bridget Cormac and Liam and Darryl

<jenstewart73@...> wrote:

Merry Christmas to both of you as well! AND....a very happy birthday

to Olivia!

heather hyatt <heather@...> wrote: Just wanted to wish you

all a very Merry Christmas!

Love you guys!

Olivia &

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Merry Christmas to all of you!!!!

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Merry Christmas!

I hope that everyone has a terrific, warm, safe, and happy holiday!!!

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Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you all have safe travels if you're going

somewhere for the holiday.

Best wishes for a wonderful and prosperous 2008!

Katy

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Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!

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Awwwww. . . . I love kittens! I'm glad they're getting along all right. My

cats never did.

We had a nice, unbusy day, compared to the chaotic season that preceeded it.

Ahhh, it was very pleasant and very welcome. It was a great way for us to

celebrate Jesus' birth.

I hope you all had just the perfect day, too.

Beth

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In a message dated 12/25/2007 9:43:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

shaye@... writes:

Happy Holidays to all! We had an addition to our family this year. My dd

brought home a 3 month old little kitten.

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Happy Holidays to all! We had an addition to our family this year. My dd

brought home a 3 month old little kitten. Already existing cat is comming

along nicely with it already. Baby steps ya know. I think they will be

buddies before long.

Hope you all had a great Xmas day!

Shaye

[Guest guest]

Morning, Well I wont say they get along just yet but they are on their way .

They have come a long way since last Sunday. He is just sooomuch bigger

than she is I think it scares here LOL. But he is just a big pussy cat

(haha). He wants to play with her. I'll try to get some pix of them

together

Shaye

Re: Merry Christmas!

Awwwww. . . . I love kittens! I'm glad they're getting along all right. My

cats never did.

We had a nice, unbusy day, compared to the chaotic season that preceeded it.

Ahhh, it was very pleasant and very welcome. It was a great way for us to

celebrate Jesus' birth.

I hope you all had just the perfect day, too.

Beth

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arden.com/)

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In a message dated 12/25/2007 9:43:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

shayemysoapshack (DOT) <mailto:shaye%40mysoapshack.com> com writes:

Happy Holidays to all! We had an addition to our family this year. My dd

brought home a 3 month old little kitten.

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[Guest guest]

Oh baby Kitties! I use to bring home strays to my mom...lol. I use to

frustrate her. Congratz.

Gabby

>

> Happy Holidays to all! We had an addition to our family this year.

My dd

> brought home a 3 month old little kitten. Already existing cat is

comming

> along nicely with it already. Baby steps ya know. I think they

will be

> buddies before long.

>

> Hope you all had a great Xmas day!

> Shaye

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!

Gabby

>

> I hope that everyone has a terrific, warm, safe, and happy holiday!!!

>

>

> Colleen

> http://www.countrymeadowcreations.com

>

[Guest guest]

Merry Christmas Lois -- Merry Christmas all

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From: lois noland <jlois@...>autism Sent: Thu, December 24, 2009 8:00:45 PMSubject: MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Merry Christmas everyone!!!! !!!!!! I hope everyone has a safe and happy christmas!! ((HUGS)) Lois and JJ

Lois Noland 240-420-6120Always in search for the "cure"

Lois Noland240-420-3692I don't give inI don't give upAnd I don't take no for an answerAlways looking for the "Cure"

I don't give inI don't give upAnd I don't take NO for an answer.

If God Brings you to it,He will Bring you though it.

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Merry Christmas to all of you too. We had a joyful Christmas Eve. Karac loved it and is now in bed asleep. I just pray he doesn't wake up in the middle of the night confused about where he is; It has been a long time since he has spent the night with us. Love and blessings, Pat K

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Merry Christmas everyone!!!! !!!!!! I hope everyone has a safe and happy christmas!! ((HUGS)) Lois and JJ

Lois Noland 240-420-6120

Always in search for the "cure"

Lois Noland

240-420-3692

I don't give in

I don't give up

And I don't take no for an answer

Always looking for the "Cure"

I don't give in

I don't give up

And I don't take NO for an answer.

If God Brings you to it,

He will Bring you though it.

[Guest guest]

Merry Christmas to all of you too. We had a joyful Christmas Eve. Karac loved it and is now in bed asleep. I just pray he doesn't wake up in the middle of the night confused about where he is; It has been a long time since he has spent the night with us. Love and blessings, Pat K

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Merry Christmas everyone!!!! !!!!!! I hope everyone has a safe and happy christmas!! ((HUGS)) Lois and JJ

Lois Noland 240-420-6120

Always in search for the "cure"

Lois Noland

240-420-3692

I don't give in

I don't give up

And I don't take no for an answer

Always looking for the "Cure"

I don't give in

I don't give up

And I don't take NO for an answer.

If God Brings you to it,

He will Bring you though it.

[Guest guest]

put my answers in redkassiaDo you have a Christmas Tree?yes If you do is it real or fake?fake but we might aim for a real one next year but i am still a sucker for a white treeWhen do you usually decorate it? either thanksgiving or first week of december depending on when dh is home to it with usDo you have any Christmas traditions? some yesIf you do what are they?make sure at least the 3 of us are together to do the

tree and house, we watch our favorite movies and we also leave the

lights on the christmas tree all night christmas eve for santa to see, i leave on the tbs 24 hour christmas story. some of our favorites are of course christmas story, national lampoon's christmas vacation all those old tv specials like rudoplh and the year without santa and of course charlie brown's christmas. viola is also big on nickelodeon's shows holiday specials. dh and i do our presents the on christmas eve when viola goes to sleep and usually we let her open one gift. this year it was her holiday barbie. it was last years but she didn't notice nor care LOL we always put out our little figures for decorations. this year he found a nice stable for my nativity figurines so i have the complete deal now. i also have a few of his grandmother's things some knick knacks and her holiday table clothes,they all go out it doesn't seem decorated without them. and we do the milk and cookies for santa as

well.What did you have for Christmas supper?it varies year to year depending on if we are entertaining,going somewhere else, or what pops into our head at the time. but this year i made a half fresh bone in ham with my own glaze, roasted red potatoes, green bean casserole, crossiants, and saute spincah with chopped garlic. this morning i gave cinnamon buns from scratch a try and they turned out tasty but they didn't rise hugely but not to shabby for a first try. that turned out to be breakfast,snack and dessert for dh LOL.

[Guest guest]

Do you have a Christmas Tree? Yes, but its technically two broken trees we

blended together to make one sad tree. We need a new one.

If you do is it real or fake? Fake.

When do you usually decorate it? Usually a few days after Thanksgiving. Because

of the nature of the tree I don't take it down, I just carry it into the garage.

So ghetto! Ha!

Do you have any Christmas traditions? Sometimes we have fried Chinese appetizers

Christmas eve and champagne. We also usually open one gift. We didn't do that

this year. We also watch at least one Christmas movie. We watched " Scrooged " .

If you do what are they?The Chinese appetizers stem from when I was a kid. It

was the only place open Christmas Eve and my Dad usually got home very late.

What did you have for Christmas supper? Honey Baked Ham and Turkey along with

mac and cheese, sweet potato souffle and green bean casserole. We also had rolls

and a relish tray. I ordered dinner pre-made form Honey Baked Ham because of

Terry's work schedule this year and because I haven't had a Honey Baked Ham in a

few years and it is my favorite! I stood inline for an hour and half in 34

degree weather yesterday (some sleet and heavy wind) to get that ham. Totally

worth it!

a

>

>    Hi Everyone, I hope that ALL of you had a very Merry Christmas (if you are

Christians or a nice week/weekend if you are not a Christian.)

>

>     I thought it may be fun to find out how you/everyone celebrates Christmas

so I have a few questions for you, feel free to answer or not (bah-hum-bug! LOL)

>

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

> If you do is it real or fake?

> When do you usually decorate it?

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

> If you do what are they?

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

>

> You don't have to answer but I got to thinking it might be cool to see how

people celebrate the holiday.  I would like to find out how people in other

countries celebrate it but I don't know how to do that.

>

> If you can think of other questions about the Christmas holiday please add to

my list.

>

> Here are my answers:

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

> Yes

>

> If you do is it real or fake?

> Real, of course!  I get a Fraser Fir every year

>

> When do you usually decorate it?

> Usually the 2nd week of December

>

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

> Yes

>

> If you do what are they?

> We always open presents Christmas morning.

>

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

> Ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, macaroni salad, and muffins with

honey

>

> Thanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS!

>

>                     Jen   

>

[Guest guest]

YAH Honey baked ham! My mom got a pre-cooked, pre-sliced honey baked ham and it was very good! I really love those hams too and yes it would be worth getting frost bite! JenFrom: a <paulajfrey@...>Subject: Re: Merry Christmas! Date: Friday, December 25, 2009, 9:27 PM

Do you have a Christmas Tree? Yes, but its technically two broken trees we blended together to make one sad tree. We need a new one.

If you do is it real or fake? Fake.

When do you usually decorate it? Usually a few days after Thanksgiving. Because of the nature of the tree I don't take it down, I just carry it into the garage. So ghetto! Ha!

Do you have any Christmas traditions? Sometimes we have fried Chinese appetizers Christmas eve and champagne. We also usually open one gift. We didn't do that this year. We also watch at least one Christmas movie. We watched "Scrooged".

If you do what are they?The Chinese appetizers stem from when I was a kid. It was the only place open Christmas Eve and my Dad usually got home very late.

What did you have for Christmas supper? Honey Baked Ham and Turkey along with mac and cheese, sweet potato souffle and green bean casserole. We also had rolls and a relish tray. I ordered dinner pre-made form Honey Baked Ham because of Terry's work schedule this year and because I haven't had a Honey Baked Ham in a few years and it is my favorite! I stood inline for an hour and half in 34 degree weather yesterday (some sleet and heavy wind) to get that ham. Totally worth it!

a

>

> Hi Everyone, I hope that ALL of you had a very Merry Christmas (if you are Christians or a nice week/weekend if you are not a Christian.)

>

> I thought it may be fun to find out how you/everyone celebrates Christmas so I have a few questions for you, feel free to answer or not (bah-hum-bug! LOL)

>

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

> If you do is it real or fake?

> When do you usually decorate it?

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

> If you do what are they?

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

>

> You don't have to answer but I got to thinking it might be cool to see how people celebrate the holiday. I would like to find out how people in other countries celebrate it but I don't know how to do that.

>

> If you can think of other questions about the Christmas holiday please add to my list.

>

> Here are my answers:

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

> Yes

>

> If you do is it real or fake?

> Real, of course! I get a Fraser Fir every year

>

> When do you usually decorate it?

> Usually the 2nd week of December

>

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

> Yes

>

> If you do what are they?

> We always open presents Christmas morning.

>

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

> Ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, macaroni salad, and muffins with honey

>

> Thanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS!

>

> Jen

>

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On 25/12/2009 8:32 PM, From Jen wrote:

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

yes... it is a fake one because im kind of allergic to conifer

trees. i get hives if i touch them and experience some asthma

if i live with one in the house. however, i love other

people's real xmas trees and love putting up lights on alot of

the trees on our property... i just have to wear gloves when

doing that...lol.

i put it up on december 1st each year.

i assemble the tree and put the lights on and the angel on top.

the kids put all of the other decorations on it.

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

lots!! first it is the outdoor lights... i start putting them

up on november 1st. usually it takes me 3 or 4 afternoons to get

them all done. i leave them turned off until december 1st, when

i hit the switch and hope i dont blow any fuses...LOL!

then the xmas tree goes up on dec 1st, along with any other

decos/lights inside the house.

i start listening to xmas music at this time... by the 25th im

sooo sick of xmas tunes, im happy to put them away until next

year.

on xmas eve i spend hours going through what i got for everyone

and wrapping it all up. it is fun deciding what will be from

'santa' and what the dog will give someone each year...heehee.

every xmas, dh's family gets together for dinner and a gift

exchange for the kids. i usually make something minor like

potatoes or dessert. fine with me!

this year my SIL deep-fried the turkey... i think that is going

to be a new tradition... it was really good!

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

turkey, caesar salad, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots, roll,

stuffing,

indonesian noodles (my BIL married an indonesian girl) and

chinese fried rice (my other BIL is engaged to a chinese girl).

and a diet ginger ale. for dessert i made a pudding

concoction and i had some of that too. whoooO!! i feel

really full and have to go to bed now!! LOL (have to get up at

6am for work).

:*carolyn.

[Guest guest]

WOW, you do have A LOT of traditions! That's cool about the BIL's, do the Chinese girls know each other? I just remembered another tradition. When Hallmark first came out with their musical snowman we bought one and we have every year since. We put them out on the coffee table etc... in the front room, we have several. This year Hallmark didn't have a snowman, they had snoopy and the bird (forgot his name UGH!) It's cute but I miss my snowman! Jen

> Do you have a Christmas Tree?

yes... it is a fake one because im kind of allergic to conifer

trees. i get hives if i touch them and experience some asthma

if i live with one in the house. however, i love other

people's real xmas trees and love putting up lights on alot of

the trees on our property... i just have to wear gloves when

doing that...lol.

i put it up on december 1st each year.

i assemble the tree and put the lights on and the angel on top.

the kids put all of the other decorations on it.

> Do you have any Christmas traditions?

lots!! first it is the outdoor lights... i start putting them

up on november 1st. usually it takes me 3 or 4 afternoons to get

them all done. i leave them turned off until december 1st, when

i hit the switch and hope i dont blow any fuses...LOL!

then the xmas tree goes up on dec 1st, along with any other

decos/lights inside the house.

i start listening to xmas music at this time... by the 25th im

sooo sick of xmas tunes, im happy to put them away until next

year.

on xmas eve i spend hours going through what i got for everyone

and wrapping it all up. it is fun deciding what will be from

'santa' and what the dog will give someone each year...heehee.

every xmas, dh's family gets together for dinner and a gift

exchange for the kids. i usually make something minor like

potatoes or dessert. fine with me!

this year my SIL deep-fried the turkey... i think that is going

to be a new tradition... it was really good!

> What did you have for Christmas supper?

turkey, caesar salad, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots, roll,

stuffing,

indonesian noodles (my BIL married an indonesian girl) and

chinese fried rice (my other BIL is engaged to a chinese girl).

and a diet ginger ale. for dessert i made a pudding

concoction and i had some of that too. whoooO!! i feel

really full and have to go to bed now!! LOL (have to get up at

6am for work).

:*carolyn.

[Guest guest]

On 25/12/2009 9:58 PM, From Jen wrote:

> the Chinese girls know each other?

no, they didnt know each other before meeting as part of the

family. one is from indonesia and the other is from china.

>they had snoopy and the bird

> (forgot his name UGH!)

woodstock!

:*carolyn.

[Guest guest]

merry christmas carolyn that sounds like some dinner. sorry you have to go to work so early! but as is the life of after christmas shopping LOLkassia

[Guest guest]

I"m late on this but here are my answers!

Hi Everyone, I hope that ALL of you had a very Merry Christmas (if you are Christians or a nice week/weekend if you are not a Christian.) I thought it may be fun to find out how you/everyone celebrates Christmas so I have a few questions for you, feel free to answer or not (bah-hum-bug! LOL)Do you have a Christmas Tree? - Yes

If you do is it real or fake? - Fake, pre-lit, too! We have had real ones but too many mishaps - tree stand breaking, etc.

When do you usually decorate it? Thanksgiving weekend

Do you have any Christmas traditions? Yes

If you do what are they? We go to a candlelight church service on Xmas eve, we open presents Xmas morning, we bake cookies and other holiday sweets, we watch Scrooge and A Christmas Story - and this year we still need to get Christmas Vacation in! This year we went to see The Nutcracker, but DD and DH didn't enjoy it very much so not likely to be a new tradition!

What did you have for Christmas supper? We had roast beef w/ bleu cheese sauce, mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, green beans, salad, rolls and cheesecakeYou don't have to answer but I got to thinking it might be cool to see how people celebrate the holiday. I would like to find out how people in other countries celebrate it but I don't know how to do that.

Oh - you can check out lots of books in the library about different holiday traditions. In fact, for my DD I got her a series of books called "Kids Around the World.. Celebrate, Cook, Play, Create - the series of books has crafts, recipes, games, food from other countries. This summer one of the camps my daughter went to was "culture" camp where for two weeks they cooked, played games and made crafts from different cultures/countries - it was her favorite camp as each day they visited a new country and made passports, etc.If you can think of other questions about the Christmas holiday please add to my list.Here are my answers:Do you have a Christmas Tree?YesIf you do is it real or fake?Real, of course! I get a Fraser Fir every yearWhen do you usually decorate it?Usually the 2nd week of DecemberDo you have any Christmas traditions?YesIf you do what are they?We always open presents Christmas morning.What did you have for Christmas supper?Ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, macaroni salad, and muffins with honeyThanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS! Jen

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I don't celebrate christmas-- so there is my answer to all questions :)jFrom: Donna M-P <donna112520@...> Sent: Sun, December 27, 2009 7:06:13 PMSubject: Re: Merry Christmas!

I"m late on this but here are my answers!

Hi Everyone, I hope that ALL of you had a very Merry Christmas (if you are Christians or a nice week/weekend if you are not a Christian.) I thought it may be fun to find out how you/everyone celebrates Christmas so I have a few questions for you, feel free to answer or not (bah-hum-bug! LOL)Do you have a Christmas Tree? - Yes

If you do is it real or fake? - Fake, pre-lit, too! We have had real ones but too many mishaps - tree stand breaking, etc.

When do you usually decorate it? Thanksgiving weekend

Do you have any Christmas traditions? Yes

If you do what are they? We go to a candlelight church service on Xmas eve, we open presents Xmas morning, we bake cookies and other holiday sweets, we watch Scrooge and A Christmas Story - and this year we still need to get Christmas Vacation in! This year we went to see The Nutcracker, but DD and DH didn't enjoy it very much so not likely to be a new tradition!

What did you have for Christmas supper? We had roast beef w/ bleu cheese sauce, mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, green beans, salad, rolls and cheesecakeYou don't have to answer but I got to thinking it might be cool to see how people celebrate the holiday. I would like to find out how people in other countries celebrate it but I don't know how to do that.

Oh - you can check out lots of books in the library about different holiday traditions. In fact, for my DD I got her a series of books called "Kids Around the World.. Celebrate, Cook, Play, Create - the series of books has crafts, recipes, games, food from other countries. This summer one of the camps my daughter went to was "culture" camp where for two weeks they cooked, played games and made crafts from different cultures/countries - it was her favorite camp as each day they visited a new country and made passports, etc.If you can think of other questions about the Christmas holiday please add to my list.Here are my answers:Do you have a Christmas Tree?YesIf you do is it real or

fake?Real, of course! I get a Fraser Fir every yearWhen do you usually decorate it?Usually the 2nd week of DecemberDo you have any Christmas traditions?YesIf you do what are they?We always open presents Christmas morning.What did you have for Christmas supper?Ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, macaroni salad, and muffins with honeyThanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS! Jen

[Guest guest]

That's cool Donna! Thanks for answering, Jenp.s. we have food from different countries every year at the tutoring center where I work, it's pretty cool LOVE IT!

Hi Everyone, I hope that ALL of you had a very Merry Christmas (if you are Christians or a nice week/weekend if you are not a Christian.) I thought it may be fun to find out how you/everyone celebrates Christmas so I have a few questions for you, feel free to answer or not (bah-hum-bug! LOL)Do you have a Christmas Tree? - Yes

If you do is it real or fake? - Fake, pre-lit, too! We have had real ones but too many mishaps - tree stand breaking, etc.

When do you usually decorate it? Thanksgiving weekend

Do you have any Christmas traditions? Yes

If you do what are they? We go to a candlelight church service on Xmas eve, we open presents Xmas morning, we bake cookies and other holiday sweets, we watch Scrooge and A Christmas Story - and this year we still need to get Christmas Vacation in! This year we went to see The Nutcracker, but DD and DH didn't enjoy it very much so not likely to be a new tradition!

What did you have for Christmas supper? We had roast beef w/ bleu cheese sauce, mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, green beans, salad, rolls and cheesecakeYou don't have to answer but I got to thinking it might be cool to see how people celebrate the holiday. I would like to find out how people in other countries celebrate it but I don't know how to do that.

Oh - you can check out lots of books in the library about different holiday traditions. In fact, for my DD I got her a series of books called "Kids Around the World.. Celebrate, Cook, Play, Create - the series of books has crafts, recipes, games, food from other countries. This summer one of the camps my daughter went to was "culture" camp where for two weeks they cooked, played games and made crafts from different cultures/countries - it was her favorite camp as each day they visited a new country and made passports, etc.If you can think of other questions about the Christmas holiday please add to my list.Here are my answers:Do you have a Christmas Tree?YesIf you do is it real or

fake?Real, of course! I get a Fraser Fir every yearWhen do you usually decorate it?Usually the 2nd week of DecemberDo you have any Christmas traditions?YesIf you do what are they?We always open presents Christmas morning.What did you have for Christmas supper?Ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, macaroni salad, and muffins with honeyThanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS! Jen

[Guest guest]

Wishing everyone in our group a Happy Christmas and wishes for a very

prosperous, joyous and healthy New Year!

Kathleen