Merry Christmas!

saskrn · Dec 24, 2004

Merry Christmas to you, as well! I wish you peace and safety through the holidays and New Year! :Santa2:

preCRNA · Dec 24, 2004

Merry Christmas to everyone from me too. I'm hoping that, for my Christmas present, that I get my acceptance from Scranton University! Its supposed to be in the mail sometime in the next two weeks. Well, happy holidays everyone!

preCRNA

Fun2, BSN, RN · Dec 24, 2004

Merry Christmas, a safe NYE, and a great New Year to everyone!

:Santa5: :Present2: :Reindeer: :Present1:

(and good luck preCNRA)

tinkerlpn2b · Dec 24, 2004

Merry Christmas and GOD bless you all.

Gabbyfl RN · Dec 24, 2004

whishing you all a very merry christmas and a blessed, healthy new year as well. :icon_smil

obillyboy · Dec 24, 2004

I share this just for laughs.............................

Please accept with no obligation,

implied or implicit, our best wishes for

an environmentally conscious,

socially responsible, low stress,

non-addictive, gender neutral,

celebration of the winter solstice

holiday, practiced within the most

enjoyable traditions of the religious

persuasion of your choice, or secular

practices of your choice, with respect

for the religious/secular persuasions

and/or traditions of others, or their

choice not to practice religious or

secular traditions at all . . .

. . . and a fiscally successful,

personally fulfilling, and medically

uncomplicated recognition of the onset

of the generally accepted calendar

year 2005, but not without due respect

for the calendars of choice of other

cultures whose contributions to

society have helped make America great,

(not to imply that America is necessarily

greater than any other country or is

the only "AMERICA" in the western

hemisphere), and without regard to the

race, creed, color, age, physical ability,

religious faith, choice of computer platform,

or sexual preference of the wishee.

(By accepting this greeting,

you are accepting these terms.

This greeting is subject to

clarification or withdrawal. It is freely

transferable with no alteration to the

original greeting. It implies no

promise by the wisher to actually

implement any of the wishes for

her/himself or others, and is

void where prohibited by law, and is

revocable at the sole discretion of

the wisher. This wish is warranted

to perform as expected within the

usual application of good tidings

for a period of one year, or until the

issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting,

whichever comes first, and warranty is

limited to replacement of this wish

or issuance of a new wish at the

sole discretion of the wisher.)

Please have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Much Peace

Billy

CseMgr1, ASN, RN · Dec 24, 2004

Amen to that! :Santa3: I have spent the past two days fighting with an unscruptulous online merchant and my bank, trying to recoup an unauthorized debit (to no avail)...which has literally wiped out my checking account. I lay in bed last night and this morning trying to figure out what to do, for there was no money left for necessities...including the Christmas dinner I had planned to eat out with my family tomorrow. I prayed for a miracle...and 30 minutes ago that miracle happened. Sick at heart and wanting to get out of the house, I drove to a nearby convenience store and bought a scratch-off lottery ticket with the last dollar I had. I won a free ticket....which won me $25!!! :icon_mrgr

I was so happy that I cried. $25 isn't much, but when you are AS broke as I am, it seems like $2,500. Yes, Virginia, there IS a Santa Claus!!! :Santa2: