Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-20 Thread Scott Morrow
PROTECTED] wrote: Solstice salutations! That is SO much better than the generic Happy Holidays! thanks. I concur, and perhaps the best we can hope for in these hyper- sensitive, criticism-aware times. But *please* don't get me started on that! /H

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-20 Thread Kay C Lan
On 12/20/06, Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The student repeated the phrase at least three times. When I corrected him, he said, biopsy, autopsy.. whatever. Yes, but at least they are real words. Unlike quotes from a certain president that include: the possiblistics are endless and

Solstice salutations!

2006-12-20 Thread Richmond Mathewson
seems to be sleeping (unlike Ebenezer who wants to work all the time) My favourite quote from 'revJournal' is; Many thanks this week to Sandy Beadle for her tutorial on using imported images in Rev. This week turns out to be 13th August 2005 methinks even Ebenezer needs a non-confrontational

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-20 Thread Richard Gaskin
Richmond wrote: My favourite quote from 'revJournal' is; Many thanks this week to Sandy Beadle for her tutorial on using imported images in Rev. This week turns out to be 13th August 2005 There are those who believe the entire astrophysical history of our universe took place in a single

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-20 Thread Todd Higgins
I don't want to interject politics into this discussion, but I received the following holiday greeting and I thought I would pass it along as it may help other craft an appropriate end of the year greeting. ;-) For My Democratic Friends: Please accept with no obligation, explicit or

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Stephen Barncard
That is SO much better than the generic Happy Holidays! thanks. Solstice salutations! I blush! t (Giovanni Dowd) -- Tereza Snyder -- stephen barncard s a n f r a n c i s c o - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ use-revolution mailing list use

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread FlexibleLearning
Solstice salutations! That is SO much better than the generic Happy Holidays! thanks. I concur, and perhaps the best we can hope for in these hyper-sensitive, criticism-aware times. But *please* don't get me started on that! /H ___ use

Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Richmond Mathewson
I really believe the people who are really hyper-sensitive, criticism-aware are those with some sort of slightly unpleasant axes to grind. As I am not particularly insecure or worried that other people's points of view are going to dent my belief system I can take all the Happy Ramadans, Happy

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Stephen Barncard
I too will refrain from any sectarian comments and just state what we can agree on; Jesus was a great guru among the other major gurus and we can celebrate his birthday without the politics ... and a lot of people can get off work and have a well deserved holiday with their loved ones! Merry

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Richard Gaskin
Stephen Barncard wrote: I too will refrain from any sectarian comments and just state what we can agree on; Jesus was a great guru among the other major gurus and we can celebrate his birthday without the politics ... and a lot of people can get off work and have a well deserved holiday with

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Judy Perry
to perform her own autopsy... The student repeated the phrase at least three times. When I corrected him, he said, biopsy, autopsy.. whatever. I nearly fell off my chair. Judy On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Solstice salutations! That is SO much better than the generic Happy

Re: Solstice salutations!

2006-12-19 Thread Scott Kane
The student repeated the phrase at least three times. When I corrected him, he said, biopsy, autopsy.. whatever. LOL. I have this picture of the computer with a hack-saw about to slice open her ribs. Scott ___ use-revolution mailing list