Deb's Monthly Review
Deb's Monthly Review
December 2008
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Editor: Deb Thompson deb@lightpatch.com |
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The Artsy Site Of The Month: Dingbats Render art with a mere keystroke.
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Handy Site Of The Month: Verb tenses in English For people like me, who remember the verb tense, but not what the tense is titled
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Just Fun Site Of The Month: The Game of Dots Be the one to finish drawing the box.
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Scientific/Technical Site Of The Month: Trees by Scientific Name That Picea glauca would make a great Christmas tree.
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December 2008 Festivals and Events
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December 4, 2008
Christmas on the Square & Holiday in the Park
Town Square,
Waynesville, Missouri |
Christmas on the Square takes place Dec. 4. and Holiday in the Park is on Dec. 7.
Enjoy hay rides, merchant specials, a live nativity scene, arts and crafts,
food court, parade (on the 7th), activities for kids and more.
Learn More: Call 573-774-6000
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December 4-5, 2008
Flushing Community Candlewalk
Downtown,
Flushing, Michigan |
Horse-drawn wagon rides, Santa's arrival, ice carvings, gingerbread house
competition and houses on display, roasted chestnuts, hot chocolate, S'mores,
an 8-foot-by-16-foot model train layout at the Museum, live reindeer,
tree lighting ceremony. More than 5 miles of city streets will glow with some
19,000 candles during this 25th year.
Details: Call 810-859-4141
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December 5, 2008
Peoria's Old Town Festival
City Hall Municipal Complex,
Peoria, Arizona |
This one takes place just south of Grand on 83rd Avenue. Munch roasted almonds
or kettle corn from food vendors while kids enjoy the snow play area. There
will be magicians and other entertainment, arts and crafts, carolers, and
cookie decorating. The fun goes from 5-9pm.
Further Information: Call 623-773-7564
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December 5, 2008
Snowflake Festival
Glazebrook Park on Stamper Lane,
Godfrey, Illinois |
Choirs and caroling, hot cocoa and cookies, visits with Santa. Kids get a
free picture with Santa if they bring food donations. There will also be hay
wagon rides, roasted chestnuts, holiday lights, fire department display and
more. They pack all this fun into two hours, 6-8pm.
Get The Facts: Call 618-466-1483
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December 5, 2008
Holiday Walk
Madison Street,
Forest Park, Illinois |
Live window displays, marshmallow roasting, refreshments, merchant specials,
caroling, live reindeer, an opportunity for photos with Santa, chocolate
fountain, horse-drawn sleigh rides. Most events are from 6-8pm.
More: Call 708-366-2543
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December 5, 2008
Light up LaGrange
Downtown on Historic Main,
LaGrange, Kentucky |
Carolers, window decorations, Christmas lighting at 6pm, visits with
Santa, carriage rides merchant specials, activities for kids.
Questions? Call 502-222-0918
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December 5-6, 2008
Balboa Park December Nights
Balboa Park museums,
San Diego, California |
Free admission to the museums from 5-9pm on Friday and Saturday (though not
all museums may be open at all times), food, special exhibits (may be extra
charge), puppet shows, re-creation of a Barona Native American village, music,
decorated trees, ice skating, nativity scene, items for sale, Santa on
hand at select locations. It's the festival's 31st year.
Learn More: Call 619-239-0512
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December 5-7, 2008
Christmas on the River
Downtown area,
Chester, Illinois |
1-mile Mistletoe fun run plus Dasher's Dash for kids, chicken and dumpling
supper (4-7:30pm) at St. Mary's Catholic School (plus an ornament sale and
a raffle), tree lighting ceremony, quilt show, open houses, music, arts and
crafts, Santa's arrival by boat, Holiday Lighted Parade at 7pm on Friday.
Further Details: Call 618-826-2721
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December 5-7, 2008
Plaquemines Parish Fair & Orange Festival
Medal of Honor Park on Barriere Road,
Belle Chasse, Louisiana |
Citrus dessert contest, arts and crafts, carnival rides, orange eating
contest, 5K run/walk, duck calling contest, festival merchandise, oyster
shucking contest, helicopter rides, orange peeling contest, musical
entertainment, , Spots & Dots fishing rodeo, children's pie eating
contest, sack races, shoe find, Shriner's Clowns, 1/2-mile fun run for
kids, Kumquat Korral for kids age 10 and younger, citrus tasting booth,
Medal of Honor Memorial.
Additional Facts: Call 504-656-7599
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December 5, 12, 19, 2008
Cornish Christmas
Mill and West Main streets downtown,
Grass Valley, California |
Cloggers plus Celtic music, jazz, jugglers, bell ringers and the Grass Valley
Cornish Choir all perform. Enjoy the holiday decorations at businesses
and shop their merchant specials. There will also be arts and crafts
and plenty of food vendors with roasted chestnuts, warm stew, pastries
and other goodies. The fun goes from 6-9pm.
Learn More: Call 530-272-8315
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December 5, 13, 2008
Victorian Christmas Festival
Monument Park and downtown,
Dexter, Michigan |
This is actually two events, the second taking place on Dec. 13 and known as
Home for the Holidays. For purposes of being brief, I'll list all activities
in one lump and you can call for specifics if you plan to be there during only
one of those dates. There will be arts and crafts, breakfast with Santa
at the Lighthouse Cafe, time with Santa at the gazebo in Monument Park,
the Holiday Hustle 5K run/walk and 1-mile Kid's Run, ice sculptures around
town, teen rock concert, hot cocoa and cookies, merchant specials, parade,
carolers, Christmas tree lighting and community sing in Monument Park.
Info: Call 734-426-0887
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December 6, 2008
Firemen's Carnival
Nome Rec Center,
Nome, Alaska |
Bingo, drawings for prizes, cake walks, festival foods. The annual event
is a fundraiser for the local volunteer fire department. The fun goes from
7pm-midnight.
Get The Facts: Call 907-443-2310
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December 6, 2008
Cowboy Christmas
Community Park on 5th Street at Crocker,
Templeton, California |
Enjoy refreshments, farmer's market, merchant specials, toboggan run, snow play
area for kids, haywagon, vendors, music. Please bring a new, unwrapped toy
or non-perishable food items for the Food and Toy Drive.
Questions? Call 805-434-1789-2115
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December 6, 2008
Santa Parade and Snowfest
Straub Park,
St. Petersburg, Florida |
Arts and crafts, petting zoo, ice skating, snow romp for kids, tobogganing,
parade at 10am, night lighted boat parade, make-and-take art.
Details: Call 727-525-5950
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December 6, 2008
Winter Festival
Downtown,
Tallahassee, Florida |
Join this 22nd celebration with a lighting ceremony, youth fine art competition,
night parade (7:15pm), presentation of The Nutcracker, youth ornament
competition and tree display, 5 stages of entertainment, Jingle Bell Run
at 6:15pm, arts and crafts, food court, gingerbread house competition,
vendors. General hours are 3pm-10pm.
More: Call 850-891-3860
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December 6, 2008
Jingle Bell Festival
Courthouse Square,
Valdosta, Georgia |
Food vendors, entertainment, visits with Santa, arts and crafts, activities
for kids. The Christmas Parade is at 5pm, starting at Patterson Street and
ending downtown where you can find merchant specials and more fun. General
festival hours are 10am-5pm. It's the event's 17th season.
Get The Facts: Call 229-250-3577
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December 6, 2008
Harbor Lights Festival
Downtown,
Boothbay Harbor, Maine |
Now in its 24th year, the festival officially ushers in the season with a
lighted boat parade and Mr. & Mrs. Claus' arrival by boat. Enjoy arts and
crafts, a tree lighting ceremony, live nativity at the local Catholic Church,
caroling and more.
Info: Call 207-633-2463
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December 6, 2008
Chester Greenwood Day
Downtown,
Farmington, Maine |
Reportedly, Chester was the inventer of the ear muff. The town celebrates his
ingenuity with a gingerbread house building contest, Festival of Trees and
auctioning of the trees, flag raising ceremony, Polar Bear Club dip into
Clearwater Lake at 3pm, wreath sales, parade at 10am, chili contest, cake,
a food drive.
Get Details: Call 207-778-4215
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December 6, 2008
Christmas Honey Festival
Throughout town,
Minco, Oklahoma |
Ross Honey Plant tours, food samples at City Hall, Antiques Road Show, quilt
show, Honey Baking Contest arts and crafts, historical exhibits, kiddie tractor
pull at 12:30pm, pancake breakfast from 7-10am at the First United Methodist
Church. The general fun goes from 10am-5pm during this 18th year.
Further Facts: Call 785-527-5524
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December 6, 2008
Christmas in Collier
Town Square,
Collierville, Tennessee |
For a 15th year folks turn out for a Christmas parade the night before the main
festival. Then on Saturday events range from arts and crafts to carriage
rides, a visit from Santa Claus, merchant specials, activities for kids and
plenty of festival foods.
Find Out More: Call 901-853-1666 or 901-854-8307
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December 6, 2008
Harbor Lights Festival
Shoreline Blvd. between Lawrence Street and Peoples Street,
Corpus Christi, Texas |
Lighting ceremony of the 75-foot AEP tree at 6pm (with lighting at 7:15pm),
laser light show, Children's Parade at 2pm, Gingerbread Holiday Tree Village,
Santa's motorcade at 6:30pm, activity area just for kids, floating stage of
entertainment. It's the festival's 27th year.
Additional Information: Call 361-985-1555
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December 6, 2008
Christmas in the Park
Town Center Park,
Kingwood, Texas |
Local children's dance talent, non-profit booths and info, entertainment,
arts and crafts, gingerbread homes (and you can decorate your own), appearance
by Santa with photo opportunities, merchant specials. The fun begins at
10am and concludes with the Christmas tree lighting ceremony at 6pm.
Questions? Call 713-305-2239
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December 6, 2008
Winter Flake Festival
Centennial Park,
Wenatchee, Washington |
Activities for kids, illuminated parade at 6pm, hot chocolate, arts and
crafts, hay rides, games, food vendors, sledding, music, tree lighting
ceremony.
Find Out Details: Call 509-654-3392
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December 6-7, 2008
Tamale Festival
Miles, Towne, Smurr and Requa streets,
Indio, California |
The festival is near Highway 111 and Indio Blvd in the downtown area. Get in
on a tamale eating contest or enjoy 4 stages of entertainment, rock climbing wall,
petting zoo, carnival rides and games, giant inflatables for the kids,
tamale judging contest, food vendors, a parade.
Further Details: Call 760-391-4175
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December 6-7, 2008
Budafest
City Greenbelt,
Buda, Texas |
Carnival rides and games at the City Park, music, puppets, dancers, festival
foods, antiques and collectibles, arts and crafts, Mr. & Mrs. Claus in
attendance, raffle of senior quilt, parade on Saturday at 10am. Hours are
10am-dusk and there is no admission charge.
Get Details: Call 512-295-1559
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December 6-7, 13-14, 2008
Winter Wonderland
Slater Memorial Park at Newport Ave. and Armistice Blvd.,
Pawtucket, Rhode Island |
Choirs and bell ringers, puppet shows, light displays and animation,
visits and photos with Santa, carousel rides, caroling, activities for
kids, train and hay rides, food court.
Further Information: Call 401-726-3185 or 401-728-0500 Ext. 251
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December 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 2008
Sorrento Cheese Christmas in Little Italy
Mulberry Street between Canal and Broome streets,
New York, New York |
Help celebrate with parades, carolers in 19th Century costume, holiday
lights and decorations, merchant specials, food, visits with Santa, tree
lighting ceremony and more.
Learn More: Call 800-854-9710
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December 7, 2008
It's a Wonderful Life in Whittemore
and "A Walk Along Broad Street"
Downtown,
Whittemore, Iowa |
Open houses at local businesses, live nativity scene, refreshments (including
roasted chestnuts), Santa's presence, carolers and other music, bake sales,
library activities, tree lighting ceremony in the evening.
Get The Festival Facts: Call 515-884-2618
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December 7, 2008
St. Lucy Festival of Lights
St. Martin d'Tours Church Square,
St. Martinville, Louisiana |
Light displays, parade down Main Street, arts and crafts, games, entertainment,
festival foods.
Find Out Details: Call 337-298-2556 or 337-394-6021
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December 7, 2008
Christmas on the Canal
Union Street,
Spencerport, New York |
Live nativity scene, activities for kids, food and drink, local choir
and band performances, tree lighting at 5pm, horse-drawn hay rides,
candlelight caroling, merchant specials, visit from Santa. Most of the
fun goes from 2-6pm.
Further Information: Call 585-366-4494
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December 11, 13, 18, 2008
Old Town Country Christmas
Old Town area,
Auburn, California |
Now in its 22nd year, the festival offers fun such as hayrides, strolling carolers,
entertainment, food vendors, arts and crafts, pony rides for the kids,
merchant specials, pictures with Santa, lantern glows. Park at the fairgrounds
and take the free shuttle to the festival area.
Get The Facts: Call 530-888-1585
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December 12, 2008
Palms and Poinsettias
Ulmer Park,
Largo, Florida |
Visit with Santa in the gazebo after he rolls into town on a fire truck. Enjoy
music, palm tree lighting, craft activities for the kids, hot chocolate
(fee for refreshments) and more. Parking is free and so is festival
admission.
Questions? Call 727-587-6740 Ext. 5014
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December 12-14, 2008
Festival of the Bonfires
Lutcher Recreation Park on Louisiana Avenue,
Lutcher, Louisiana |
Million Mutt March, washerboard tournament, Santa's Very Merry Forest of
lighted trees, breakfast with Santa, 5K run/walk, bonfire on the levee
each evening, carnival, pageant, Gumbo Cook-Off, music, Potato Salad Showdown,
bread pudding contest, arts and crafts, festival foods.
Learn Details: Call 225-869-1717 or 800-367-7852
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December 12-14, 2008
Christmas by the Sea
various locations,
Ogunquit, Maine |
Arts and crafts at the fire station, hay rides, merchant specials, Heritage
Museum Open House, a visit from Santa, carolers, Southern Maine Christmas Parade
at 2pm on Sunday, tree lighting, storytelling and other activities for
children, Chowder and Chocolatefest, decorated tree silent auction, candlelight
walk and live manger. It's the festival's 22nd year.
Further Information: Call 207-646-2939
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December 13, 2008
Christmas on the Coosa
In and around Gold Star Park,
Wetumpka, Alabama |
This one celebrates 25 years with a quilt show, lighted boat parade on the
Coosa River marking Santa's arrival, entertainment, arts and crafts, classic
cars, activities for kids, fireworks. The 12 Ks of Christmas Fun Run is held
the week prior to the festival.
More: Call 334-567-1313
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December 27-29, 2008
Winter Steam Festival
Golden Spike National Historic Site,
(west of) Brigham City, Utah |
This event is a bit different from the usual festival. Dress warmly and
enjoy the sight of a working steam locomotive. If weather permits you can
ride the handcar or the speed car. There will be films and information about
the historic trains of America and their role in the expansion westward.
General festival hours are 9am-5pm.
Further Information: Call 435-471-2209 Ext. 29
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December Somethings!
Brief, bare-boned last-minute festival listings: |
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Dec. 1-13 Holiday Festival, Performing Arts Centre, Selma, Alabama, 334-875-7241 or 800-45-SELMA Dec. 5-6 December Nights (31st), Balboa Park, San Diego, California, 619-239-0512 Dec. 5-6 Festival of Trees (7th), Convention Center, Vicksburg, Mississippi, 601-630-2929 Dec. 5-7 Christmas in LeClaire, Downtown, LeClaire, Iowa, 563-322-3911 Ext. 120 Dec. 6 Christmas Carroll, Courthouse Square downtown, Carrollton, Kentucky, 502-732-8100 Dec. 6 Christmas at Moosehead, various venues, Greenville, Maine, 207-695-2702 Dec. 6 Star City Holiday Festival & Parade (24th), Lincoln, Nebraskaa, 402-434-6902 Dec. 6 Christmas Festival & Lighted Parade (12th), Downtown, Quanah, Texas, 940-663-2222 Dec. 6-7 Christmas by the Sea, Manchester, Massachusetts, 978-283-1601 Dec. 6-7 Carols in the Park, Central Park, Winter Haven, Florida, 863-291-5656 Dec. 6-7 Wehnachten, Fredericksburg, Texas, 830-997-8515 or 888-997-3600 Dec. 7 Holiday Street Festival, Main Street, Ventura, California, 805-854-7830 Dec. 12 Christmas in the Park (and parade), Union Park & Gault Avenue, Fort Payne, Alabama, 256-995-0795 or 256-845-3957 Dec. 13 Vine Street Victorian Holiday Showcase, Vine between 8th & 21st, Paso Robles, California, 805-238-4103 Dec. 13 Holiday Festival, Main Street area, Newton, Connecticut, 203-426-4874 Dec. 13 Just One More Invitational Arts Festival (11th), Ponce de Leon Park, Tallahassee, Florida, 850-980-6727 Dec. 13 Festival of Lights Holiday Parade/Celebration, 6:30pm, Downtown, Salem, Oregon, 503-581-4325 Dec. 13-14 Christmas in the Park, Bicentennial Park, Madawaska, Maine, 207-728-7000 |
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Dec. 6 Parade of Lights (on the Tennessee River), Riverwalk Marina, Decatur, Alabama, 256-355-7101 Dec. 6 Stars on the Water Boat Parade , View from Lurleen B. Wallace Drive, Guntersville, Alabama, 256-582-3612 Dec. 6 APS Electric Light Parade, 7pm, Central Ave/Camelback/Seventh/Indian School Rd., Phoenix, Arizona, 602-262-4627 Dec. 6 Lighted Boat Parade, 6:30pm, Marina area, Morro Bay, California, 805-772-4467 Dec. 6 San Jose Super Toy, Comic and Record Show, 11-4, Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, San Jose, California, 408-298-1709 Dec. 6 Lehigh Valley Comic Con, 10-4, 4550 Old Packerhouse Rd., Schnecksville, Pennsylvania Dec. 6 Reindog Parade, Valley Park, Hurricane, West Virginia, 304-562-0518 Dec. 6-7 Chimneyville Crafts Festival (32nd), Trade Mart, Jackson, Mississippi, 601-981-0019 Dec. 12-13 SEMO Farm Toy Show (21st), Best Western at 220 Interstate Drive, Sikeston, Missouri, 573-628-3643 Dec. 13 Calico Christmas Parade (in lieu of full festival), down LaGrange Street, Grantville, Georgia, 620-329-4425 Dec. 13-14 Japan Expo 2008, Convention Center on Figueroa St., Los Angeles, California, 213-617-0868 Dec. 13-14 Gun Show, Cashman Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, 801-544-9125 Dec. 13-21 New York National Boat Show, Javits Convention Center, New York, New York, 646-423-0230 Dec. 14 Philadelphia Comic-Con, 10-4, Ramada Philadelphia Airport, Essington, Pennsylvania, 856-782-0817 Dec. 20-21 Gun Show, Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 406-633-2206 Dec. 30 King Mango Strut Parade (27th), 2pm, begins at Commodore Plaza, Coconut Grove, Florida, 305-401-1171 |
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Once upon a time there was a man with a gentle voice and quiet charm.
He made several movies and worked in a TV show playing a character who
rode a motorcycle from town to town, touching lives, and singing a little here and there.
Then some of us didn't hear much of him for awhile. We wondered if he would ever come to sing for us again.
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Michael Parks
is singing, and he recorded 17 songs for us to enjoy, including:
I'll Never Be Free
This CD was a long time
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Joan Garnand creates from her home in Tennessee. Her design styles range from simple elegance to whimsical fun. Joan does hand-painted stationery, uses spare moments at festivals to paint faces, and entertains children at private parties. A sample of her work is illustrated online. Talk to her about what you're looking for!
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Ever since William Malmskog and I began a dialogue I've been impressed by
his willingness to share openly the details of his life. Most of us hide
a lot of our lives from others and present only the parts we can polish and
make look acceptable. He isn't afraid to talk about how his difficulties,
including physical challenges, have guided him to an increased sense of
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I have a special place in my heart for people who allow themselves to be
vulnerable enough to show us their pain. But this isn't about being a
victim. It's about using adversity as a stepping stone to new challenges
and then helping the rest of us do the same. When he sends me welcome
updates of what he's been doing I know he's going to bring me something
I can bite into and use in my own daily challenges. Please take time to
visit his web site and explore the man who calls
himself the Crazy Viking. |
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The upcoming
Rose Parade will celebrate 120 years on January 1, 2009. Among
the great floats to watch for are the City of Alhambra's "Salute
to the USO" and Odd Fellows and Rebekahs "Going to the Fair."
This year's theme is "Hats Off To Entertainment."
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Have a look at what the experts think the
weather will be like this winter.
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Expect to hear and see a lot more about primate migration as 2009 becomes
The Year of the Gorilla. 2009 will not be
a leap year, so we'll have 365 days. January 1 falls on a Thursday, July 4
falls on a Saturday and Christmas falls on a Friday. Chinese New Year
falls on January 26 and will be The Year of the Ox.
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