This came to me from another list, and it is so blessed, had to pass it on! Happy Holidays! > Happy Winter Solstice (December 21) > Merry Christmas (Celebrated on December 25) > Happy Hanukkah (Starting on eve of December 25 this year) > Happy Kwanzaa (December 26) > > And while we're in the festival spirit -- celebrate Rosa Parks Day > (December > 1), National Christmas Tree Lighting (December 5), St. Nicholas Day > (December 6), Poinsettia Day (December 12), Beethoven's Birthday (December > 16), Nutcracker First Performed (December 18), New Years (January 1), and > the arrival of my credit card bills (shortly thereafter). > > Love, happiness, and celebrations of the famous Genealogy Happy Dance > throughout 2006 to all, and to all a good night! Now, where did I put my > egg > nog? > > -- Alan Regards from Nellie, a 68-yr-old root digger in Texas, where the ground never freezes.