Dandelion, have you been hit by all of the horrible weather we have hearing about and seeing on T.V?

I can't really answer for Dandelion, although I know she lives in Eastern Washington. Out here in Seattle, yes...we were hit hard.
Gayla and I were luckier than most, thank God.

We posted up about the storm at our Straight Talk Blog page at Adventure Books.

The link actually goes to the Blog.

Thanks Robert! I don't know why I didn't include you in my inquiry in that you, too, are in the same neck of the woods, so to speak, as Dandelion. Thank you for letting us know that you fared well.

I appreciated the concern of others on the board after Wilma hit us a year ago last October 24th.

Joyeux Noel, et al. . .

Steve D.
Toronto Canada.

Just some heavy wind. No snow at all here at present.

Someday soon computer accessible greeting cards like this one will be available just as a simple card bought at the local Walgreens. And printing as we know it will have changed forever. For instance, Xerox is working on a process known as radiopaper. The ink changes image via a radio signal.
(google: radiopaper)

http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=0212320003

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Pretty Neat!!!

Merry Christmas to Ray and all who frequent this space! A happy new year and may God bless us all!

(p.s. it is supposed to snow here sometime tomorrow and I hope it comes down in huge flakes coating everything with Christmas magic...)

Love y'all!

Happy Christmas to all!

The story of Christmas has a meaning beyond the rational. It portrays a truth beyond the scientific; it points to a reality that no life touched by this Jesus could ever deny. The beauty of our Christmas story is bigger than literalization could ever produce. For when this Lord is known, when love, acceptance, and forgiveness are experienced, when we become whole, free and affirmed people, the heavens do sing, "Glory to God in the Highest," and on earth there is "Peace and Good Will Among Us All."

Well said D.S. as usual. God=Love.

Thank you Greg, and bright blessings to you on this holy occasion.

Right back atcha Doug, best to you and your family.