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Dear readers,
I would like to wish a merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and all of your families.
There have been a number of interesting comments from a variety of people during 2009. My sincere gratitude extends to all who have contributed to the discussions. I have certainly enjoyed writing on this blog as well as engaging in discussions on each of your blogs.
See you all in 2010.
Special thanks to:
Lillie Ammann Says:
Andrew,
Thank you for the Christmas greetings and the thanks. May the Lord richly bless you and your loved ones at Christmastime and throughout the coming year.
Brad Shorr Says:
Merry Christmas, Andrew. I hope you have a wonderful holiday and continue to awe us with amazing and thought provoking posts.
Meryl K Evans Says:
Wow! Thank you for the mention, Drew. I wish you a wonderful holiday season and much success and happiness in 2010!
Fred H Schlegel Says:
And also to you and yours Andrew.
Cath Lawson Says:
Merry Christmas Andrew – have a great break and a wonderful and inspiring New Year.
Andrew Says:
Thanks all.
Ana Says:
Boas Festas!
Karen Swim Says:
Andrew, thank you so much for your friendship this year. I wish you a blessed, joyous Christmas and wonderful New Year. I’ll miss you but look forward to even more thoughtful insights from you next year.
Andrew Says:
Thanks Karen.
Mark Says:
Andrew,
Merry Christmas to you. Today happens to be Greek Orthodox Christmas. Happy New Year!
drew Says:
Mark,
Yes, I was interested to see that on the news the other day. I did not previously realize that some Eastern Orthodox national churches still operate according to the Julian calendar which, as I understand it, places the date of December 25 on what by our calendar would be January 07.
Anyhow, thank you kindly and I hope you and your family enjoyed a safe and happy time over the Christmas/New year period.
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