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Is that your favorite Christmas movie Moksha?

What kind of work do you do? How old are your kids? Of course if too personal that's okay. Just trying to learn abit more about you.

I agree with Ben. If the money was really not an issue, use it on someone who really could use the help.

Or even just a brief introduction.

Welcome to the site. I hope you enjoy it.

Did it work?

Okay my siblings will probably kill me over this but here is just a little humorous Christmas wish. I'm the 2nd from the left. http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1632500458

So now he has a recipe for really good hot chocolate.

That's always a given on my list each year.

Another I have is to regain my organizational skills. At one time in my life I was told I was the most organized person someone had ever met. I would like to get back to that again.

a lady I work with gave me a gift on friday...it was a lump of coal....excpet it was black licorice flavored. I gave it to my son in law cause he likes licorice. I gave those to my kids one year in their stocking.

I plan to work more diligently on my internet franchise business hopefully to enable me to cut back hours at my full time job.

My resolution is to be nice to Pale. Probably an impossible one but one that I willingly take the challenge on.

I like that one. I must remember it.

I wil try to learn how to spell pammie's name correctly......LOL!!!! That's a very good one Pale. Though I am afraid would be broken on January 2nd.

I'm now into Book 10. I've really enjoyed the series.

1. Wrapping paper or gift bags? Both 2. Real tree or artificial? Artificial. White with gold and red ornaments. 3. When do you put up the tree? Day after Thanksgiving 4. When do you take the tree down? Day after Christmas. By then I'm ready to get back to normal. 5. Do you like eggnog? EWWWWWWWWW 6. Favourite gift received as a child? Chatty Cathy Doll (I'm showing my age here) 7. Do you have a Nativity scene? yes 8. Hardest person to buy for? My dad (He has Alzheimers and wouldn't understand) 9. Easiest person to buy for? My daughter Brittany 10. Worst Christmas Gift you ever received? Probably a fruitcake or something 11. Mail or email Christmas cards? Mail 12. Favourite Christmas Movie? Miracle on 34th Street 13. When do you start shopping for Christmas? two days before Christmas. (I'm such a lagger) 14. Have you ever recycled a Christmas present? Regifting is awesome 15. Favorite thing to eat at Christmas? Ham 6 .Clear lights or colored on the tree? Clear 17. Favourite Christmas song? Oh Holy Night 18. Travel at Christmas or stay home? Home 19. Can you name all of Santa's reindeer? yep 20. Angel on the tree top or a star? Angel 21. Open the presents Christmas Eve or morning? Christmas Morning, with the exception of Pajamas on Christmas eve! 22. Most annoying thing about this time of year? Having Halloween and Christmas out at the same time in stores.

Pale you are so in trouble. I fear you might get nothing but coal this Christmas. You would be very deserving of it. My son's favorite Christmas movie is Jingle all the Way

I also would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. Remember Christ is the reason for the season.

What is yours for 2008?

Hi Pam, I am so glad you posted this. I didn't agree with all of it. For example, I think it perpetuates the myth that the fifteen percent of non-Christians in America are demanding that all Christians remove Christ from the Christmas season. Actually it is the far-right-wing Conservative groups that are the only ones talking about it, and making money off of it as well. Additionally, Martin asserts secularists are trying to discard religious traditions from America, when nothing could be further from the truth. Secularists would fight to save those religious traditions as they are protected by the First Amendment. But when Martin discusses the meaning of Christmas, and what actually should be under the tree, I was very moved, even to the point that I may take his advice. : "What if families decided to forgo gifts, and instead, used their shopping days giving back to those in need? What if more of us went into our closets, grabbed old toys and clothes, repackaged them, and provided them as gifts to those without? Instead of gorging on food, what if we used some of the dough to feed those who are in need? What if we blew off those gift cards to electronic retailers and signed up with Networkforgood.org, and gave someone a gift card to their favorite charity?" (emphasis mine) My family is coming over Sunday to celebrate our Christmas. I've not done my shopping yet; however, I think I have found their presents. I’m so glad you posted this Pam. Merry Christmas, Elphaba Anytime Elphaba. I enjoyed the commentary. Brought some things back into perspective that I've been thinking about this Christmas season.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/12/20/roland.martin/index.html Wish I saw more commentaries like this one.

Oh I forgot Mr. Kruegers Christmas. I LOVE that movie too.

Welcome to the site Rockwell. The only offroading I can lay claim to is when I slide off road on the ice and snow here in Utah. Hope to hear more from you in the future.

No he wouldn't take the oil. He asked the guy in the truck if he could read. He pointed to the sign and said "See it says MONEY not oil."