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Merry Christmas!



I was really on the ball this time...or so I thought. I designed and ordered our Christmas cards well before Thanksgiving. Problem was, that I sent them to an erroneous address. My lovely sister, Jessica, agreed to address and mail them for us since the mail service from here can be painstakingly long this time of year. Anyway, I kept asking and asking if she'd received the cards to which she replied, no, no, no. I discovered some time later that I entered her address incorrectly, but the company was so kind as to reroute them at no additional cost! Additionally, they actually emailed to say the cards had been returned to them. Talk about great service! The cards have been addressed and mailed thanks to Jess, but in case they don't reach you by the weekend--Merry Christmas! We are keeping the celebration small and simple this year. I want to keep it as stress free as possible ;) Hopefully next year we will be celebrating with my family! A girl can wish! Family truly brings a bigger pleasure to the hustle and bustle! Love you all!

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jeanniy said…
That is true, "family does make this Christmas Holiday".


Merry Christmas!!!!

Hope yours is wonderful.

love you

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