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    A Bright Shining Star

    "This joyful season brings to all of us a measure of happiness that corresponds to the degree to which we have turned our minds, feelings, and actions to the Savior, whose birth we celebrate."

    —Thomas S. Monson, "A Bright Shining Star", 2010 First Presidency Christmas Devotional, December 2010
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    19 Dec '12 18:18
    Thank you, Lloyd, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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    19 Dec '12 18:57
    Originally posted by John Osmar
    Thank you, Lloyd, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
    Likewise Lloyd.

    A very merry xmas to you and yours
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  5. SubscriberVery Rusty
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    20 Dec '12 01:34
    Ditto Lloyd.

    A very Merry Xmas to you and yours!!
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    20 Dec '12 06:191 edit
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    Absolutely breathtaking! You're one lucky gal and this forum's lucky you're here. Thank you.
  7. Wat?
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    20 Dec '12 08:37
    Not everybody is christian, nor celebrates Christmas.

    Is wishing to everyone a 'very merry Christmas' an ideal, or does one wish happiness at the others' times of celebration too?

    I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!

    I guess is must be a Western importance issue?

    -m. 😉
  8. Subscriberkevcvs57
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    20 Dec '12 08:48
    Originally posted by mikelom
    Not everybody is christian, nor celebrates Christmas.

    Is wishing to everyone a 'very merry Christmas' an ideal, or does one wish happiness at the others' times of celebration too?

    I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!

    I guess is must be a Western importance issue?

    -m. 😉
    "I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!"

    To be fair there was no prohibition on you wishing us happy 'Diwali', or 'Songkhran'.

    Happy 'Winter Solstice' (21st December, 05:14 GMT)
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    20 Dec '12 09:01
    Originally posted by kevcvs57
    "I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!"

    To be fair there was no prohibition on you wishing us happy 'Diwali', or 'Songkhran'.

    Happy 'Winter Solstice' (21st December, 05:14 GMT)
    As it happens, I did. Not 1 single response, even with a link explaining what it was!

    -m.
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    20 Dec '12 09:39
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    Were you washing a window?

    Merry Christmas everyone, I hope you get what you've wished for!!
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    20 Dec '12 10:28
    Originally posted by mikelom
    Not everybody is christian, nor celebrates Christmas.

    Is wishing to everyone a 'very merry Christmas' an ideal, or does one wish happiness at the others' times of celebration too?

    I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!

    I guess is must be a Western importance issue?

    -m. 😉
    Boo-hoo are you feeling marginalised?
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    20 Dec '12 10:29
    Originally posted by mikelom
    As it happens, I did. Not 1 single response, even with a link explaining what it was!

    -m.
    Perhaps no one cares about it or celebrates it...
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    20 Dec '12 10:291 edit
    Happy Christmas Pagan Seasonal Baby Jesus Time to you Mike 😛




    Lord Kringus.
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    20 Dec '12 10:46
    Originally posted by mikelom
    Not everybody is christian, nor celebrates Christmas.

    Is wishing to everyone a 'very merry Christmas' an ideal, or does one wish happiness at the others' times of celebration too?

    I never saw a post saying 'Happy Diwali' on this site, nor 'Happy Songkhran'!

    I guess is must be a Western importance issue?

    -m. 😉
    For 2013 I would like to wish everyone a happy .....

    Magha Puja
    Parinirvana
    Theravada New Year
    Wesak
    Asala

    Good Friday
    Easter
    Christmas

    Raksha Bandhan
    Janmashtami
    Navrati’s Last Day
    Dusshera
    Diwali
    Makar Sankranti
    Holi

    Rosh Hashanah
    Yom Kippur
    Sukkot
    Shemini Atzeret
    Simchat Torah
    Hanukkah
    Passover

    Ramadan
    Eid-Ul-Fitr
    Eid-Ul-Adha
    Eid Al-Ghadeer
    Al Hijira

    Bandi Chhorh Divas & Diwali
    Birthday of Guru Nanak
    Vaisakhi

    If I have missed anyone out, misspelt or otherwise inappropriately referred to any of the above, my apologies. It is probably just a western importance issue.

    😉
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    20 Dec '12 10:481 edit
    Originally posted by Rank outsider
    For 2013 I would like to wish everyone a happy .....

    Magha Puja
    Parinirvana
    Theravada New Year
    Wesak
    Asala

    Good Friday
    Easter
    Christmas

    Raksha Bandhan
    Janmashtami
    Navrati’s Last Day
    Dusshera
    Diwali
    Makar Sankranti
    Holi

    Rosh Hashanah
    Yom Kippur
    Sukkot
    Shemini Atzeret
    Simchat Torah
    Hanukkah
    Passover

    Ramadan
    Eid-Ul-Fitr
    ...[text shortened]... ferred to any of the above, my apologies. It is probably just a western importance issue.

    😉
    Don't forget the pagans, wiccans, and satanists; they need love too.
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