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Monday, November 16, 2009

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christinesottoriva@sbcglobal.net

Hi all, what are my plans for the holdiays... well first I need to finish this semester out .

for thanksgiving our family bothside wil meet in pennsylvania to spend thanks giving. It is a whopping 21 people and 5 dogs. Lot of fun.

Christmas will be at my sisters in Cincinnati... more fun with the teens college new, good food and fun.
doot over Riley the dog since he had surgery on his leg.

Alisa, Brooklyn, NY

The plan is to (1) shop as early as possible, and (2) enjoy an extra long week off between Christmas and New Year's. What luck that both holidays fall on a Friday, Dec. 24 -Jan. 3 for 5 days off.. what a bargain!!

Garron

Plan? What is a plan? Let's go see a movie or ice skating.

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))) I agree with Garron. Let's go see a movie! )

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