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A most Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
If you celebrate a non Christian year end holiday, please accept my apology for my ignorance as to the appropriate greeting. But do accept my sincere non verbal wish for your happiness and joy at this time of the year.
And oh goodness may we have a better 2021 than 2020.
Gday RR
Thanks for the thoughts.
May you and yours also have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Let's hope so. :)
And the same to all forum members and family's.
Cheers
Keith
All the best to you and your family too, Rrich. We didn't catch up this year, and it's a very big maybe for next year, but here's hoping. And best wishes for Christmas, New year and whatever other celebrations you choose, to all our woodworking friends.
Thanks RR. All the best to you and yours.
Merry Christmas and hopefully a better year in 2021 to all formites.
Merry Christmas everybody.
Can I just add my own Best Wishes to all on this Forum
Co-Vid has not really impacted us here in the bush, thankfully. You city folk have had a time with it though.
Thanks to Neil and the team behind the scenes keeping the Forum going
Lets hope the New Year will see Australian businesses get up and get going better than previous years
All the best for the silly season Rich.
Merry Xmas and a happier New Year everybody.
Ross
Here is to 2021.
May it be a little less interesting :)
Blessings to you & Yours over the festive season RRich.
Hopefully, 2020 can be relegated to being a measure of vision as my and many others vision of the year has been pretty dismal.
Everyone keep safe, have a great Christmas and a better 2021.
I hope everyone is well fed, safe and had time to talk to their family.
I'm reminded every year of those who are troubled by the multiple demons that life can inflict.
Hunger. Loneliness. Sickness. Homelessness.
Lets take a small break from the commercial aspects of the festivity and reflect on being humble, generous, tolerant and kind.
They cost nothing and mean everything.
2020 has taught us we can be good people when our backs are against the wall. We don't need to be Christians to contemplate Jesus' teachings, for they are universal lessons of "humanity".
As a faithless heretic I do use this time to reflect on the message of humanity.
WoodPixel,
Thank you.
A post for the planet and all of humanity.
It does not matter whom is doing the teaching, the lessons are for the planet.