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Re: Happy Holidays SBOC!
Jim,
Actually enjoying some time off with my family.
I have been so caught up in my work lately, and finally have some relaxation time.
How about you?
Regards,
Dan
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To a joyful present and a well remembered past.
Best wishes for Happy Holidays and a magnificent New Year.
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A Happy Holidays to you too CorpCons, Thank you for helping out in the community as much as you do. Thank you to everyone who helps out, we greatly appreciate it!
~Paul
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Thanks Paul. It is my pleasure to help. All the best wishes to you and yours.
Regards,
Dan
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The Holiday Spirit
Generosity seems to be central to your value system and identity.
You often act charitably even when others do not, and you find that this generosity is its own reward.
The positive emotions you feel from doing good suggest that you help because you genuinely care, not to impress others or receive praise.
And when the opportunity presents itself to help, you take it.
This is important because while many people wish they could help others, not everyone does.
LUCKIEST
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Thanks LUCKIEST.
I did not see this when it was posted, so thank you.
Regards,
Dan
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Sorry to be late to the party but this holiday season has had me pulled in what seems like a million different directions! I wanted to respond to both your and Luckiest's threads before Christmas when it would have been more apropos but I didn't make it here before the holiday slapped me in the face! So, while I am here and have the opportunity, I want to wish everyone a wonderful, prosperous and blessed 2012. May it ring in strong and be better than 2011!
Best regardz to you all!
~Moni
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Thanks Moni... It's not the new year yet, so you are right on time with this post. Thank you for the warm welcome you gave me when I returned to this community. It has been a pleasure working with you and the rest of the team at the second half of 2011, and I look forward to continuing in 2012. I wish you, your family, and your company the very best this new year.
Warmest regards,
Dan
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And not to repeat myself, but I hope you all have the happiest of holidays and are looking forward to a GREAT new year!
Jim
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