As we head into the holidays, I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Here's to health, happiness and prosperity in 2005 - whatever that looks like for you.
This year has not been without it's challenges and who knows what next year will bring.
As we look back and reflect there are still many things to be grateful for - the two biggest being family and friends. That includes all of you here on agri-ville as well. I'm grateful we live in a place where we can give our facts, opinions and information without fear. We may not always agree, but even in the best of families this can be the case. It's been wonderful to see new people join in the conversations.
I've heard that the gift is in the giving and the feelings you have when you give your gift. The gift I have received has been in the form of being able to converse with you throughout the year. The passion of some folks really shines through and I hope you don't ever loose your passion.
Thanks for all of the information and advice you have given me. (Our Donkey is doing just fine and is a really sweet girl who hardly ever brays.)
May the blessings of the season be there for all of you. Health and happiness always. I look forward to many more conversations in the coming year.
Linda
This year has not been without it's challenges and who knows what next year will bring.
As we look back and reflect there are still many things to be grateful for - the two biggest being family and friends. That includes all of you here on agri-ville as well. I'm grateful we live in a place where we can give our facts, opinions and information without fear. We may not always agree, but even in the best of families this can be the case. It's been wonderful to see new people join in the conversations.
I've heard that the gift is in the giving and the feelings you have when you give your gift. The gift I have received has been in the form of being able to converse with you throughout the year. The passion of some folks really shines through and I hope you don't ever loose your passion.
Thanks for all of the information and advice you have given me. (Our Donkey is doing just fine and is a really sweet girl who hardly ever brays.)
May the blessings of the season be there for all of you. Health and happiness always. I look forward to many more conversations in the coming year.
Linda