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Date Posted: Sat, January 01 2005, 10:15:18 PST
Author: John & Maureen
Subject: New Year Greetings, 2005 Already?

We wish you a Happy New Year! Our New years wish for you is that the New Year will be as fulfilling as the old year with fewer negative surprises!
So how was Christmas & New Years in Cuba? Weather and temperatures in Canada took a dive bringing snow and cold. Down to -30 in much of Alberta. Had a great Christmas Eve Candlelight Service and a wonderful visit with family, at one point ten people at the table then bedded down in every crook and cranny of the house!
Busy but Good Busy!

Well, sounds strange but maybe it's correct, "Stay Cool" and "Keep Well"

John & Maureen

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[> Re: New Year Greetings, 2005 Already? -- John & Maureen, Sat, January 01 2005, 10:16:31 PST [1]

>We wish you a Happy New Year! Our New years wish for
>you is that the New Year will be as fulfilling as the
>old year with fewer negative surprises!
>So how was Christmas & New Years in Cuba? Weather and
>temperatures in Canada took a dive bringing snow and
>cold. Down to -30 in much of Alberta. Had a great
>Christmas Eve Candlelight Service and a wonderful
>visit with family, at one point ten people at the
>table then bedded down in every crook and cranny of
>the house!
>Busy but Good Busy!
>
>Well, sounds strange but maybe it's correct, "Stay
>Cool" and "Keep Well"
>
>John & Maureen

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