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Post by gardenmoma on Dec 24, 2007 14:35:30 GMT -7
[glow=red,2,300]Blessed Christmas to all of you here at the Forum![/glow]Husband and I are enjoying the weather here in Virginia that is warmer than in western Massachusetts. We are still getting organized and settled in our new (very) little home. We will make a trip back to Massachusetts to bring back more "stuff" from our house there...maybe have a huge lawn / garage sale. I di not have as much time to write (yet) as I thought I would  I have a whole list of articles that I intended to do for both Jaga and Suite101. What happened? My grandsons gave me an early Christms present  A virus which I hope will not turn into pneumonia. So, no Weigelea for me this year. Someone came about three hours back to drive Bill to my daughter's home. Having a virus is not the best way to get out of cooking! Love to you all... Georgene (Gardenmoma)
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Post by rdywenur on Dec 24, 2007 17:17:18 GMT -7
Sorry to hear you are not feeling up to par for Christmas...I hope it passes real soon. One year I had just finished washing the last of the dishes and suddenly got very ill. It was the worse flu I ever had in my life todate. I still wonder about that because it was light a light switch on / off how it happened. I have the same photo as you from Oplatek.  Good luck in your new home. |
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Post by Jaga on Dec 24, 2007 17:34:10 GMT -7
Blessed Christmas to all. Georgene, I hope you would not have pneumonia!!!
We are stuck in IF for tonight, but according to weather predictions it should be better tomorrow.
Holly's husband is also sick, she worries. This is a bad time of the year, cold weather ....
At least we have a really White Christmas!
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Post by freetobe on Dec 24, 2007 18:35:01 GMT -7
To all members,
My best wishes to everyone for a Blessed, Happy and Healthy Christmas and 2008 New Year.
Wesolycych Swiat!
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Post by nancy on Dec 24, 2007 19:43:36 GMT -7
GardenMoma, I hope that you are over that nasty virus very quickly. Take some chicken broth and get lots of rest. To all, I wish you a very happy Christmas and good health in 2008  |
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Post by suzanne on Dec 25, 2007 7:54:49 GMT -7
Gardenmoma,
Thank you for the wishes and a blessed Christmas to you too! I hope you are feeling better soon and are able to enjoy the rest of the holiday season.
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Post by livia on Dec 25, 2007 10:18:35 GMT -7
In Poland Christmas is a two layer experience. Of course it is mainly a joyful event. But underneath all people try to remember those who were less lucky than we are, those who had to struggle or even die for our Polishness. And those who simply were at the table with us, just ... a year... ten years...a while ago... and who are now gone to the other side... We all somehow are joined in joy today... Merry Christmas to all of you
Wesołych Świąt Wam wszystkimTwo songs to accompany the wishes. None is a typical Polish carol, each represents one layer of Christmas the Polish way Kaczmarski, Gintowski, Łapiński - Wigilia na Syberii pl.youtube.com/watch?v=uVIPp6LJ7MUVerba - Ten czas pl.youtube.com/watch?v=CrpjO7v3mFwLiwia |
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Post by Pawian on Dec 25, 2007 11:15:43 GMT -7
GardenMoma, I hope that you are over that nasty virus very quickly. Take some chicken broth and get lots of rest. To all, I wish you a very happy Christmas and good health in 2008 Nancy, it`s great to hear from you. It was not long ago that you were with us. We miss you in the forum. |
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Post by nancy on Dec 25, 2007 12:49:06 GMT -7
Hello Pawi, thanks, you made my day. Sometimes I sneak in and read some of your posts :0
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I have a whole list of articles that I intended to do for both Jaga and Suite101.
A virus which I hope will not turn into pneumonia. So, no Weigelea for me this year. Someone came about three hours back to drive Bill to my daughter's home. Having a virus is not the best way to get out of cooking!
Good luck in your new home. 
