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D. Spencer Hines - 25 Dec 2007 17:18 GMT
How many observe Christ's birth-day!  How few, his precepts!  O!  'tis
easier to keep Holidays than Commandments."

-- Benjamin Franklin (Poor Richards Almanack, 1743)

Reference: Poor Richard: The Almanacks, for the Years, 1733-1758,
Intro by Van Wyck Brooks (111)
D. Spencer Hines - 25 Dec 2007 17:26 GMT
"How many observe Christ's birth-day!  How few, his precepts!  O!  'tis
easier to keep Holidays than Commandments."

-- Benjamin Franklin (Poor Richards Almanack, 1743)

Reference: Poor Richard: The Almanacks, for the Years, 1733-1758,
Intro by Van Wyck Brooks (111)
Tiger - 25 Dec 2007 17:36 GMT
> "How many observe Christ's birth-day!  How few, his precepts!  O!  'tis
> easier to keep Holidays than Commandments."
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> Reference: Poor Richard: The Almanacks, for the Years, 1733-1758,
> Intro by Van Wyck Brooks (111)

I just wonder what the three wise men would bring baby Jesus today?
Instead on Franksense, gold & mir; I think they might bring A Wii, a $50
Best buy gift card, and a Chia Pet?

"I like to picture Jesus in a Tuxedo shirt. It says I want to be formal,
but I'm ready to Party."-Cal Naughton jr. From Talldega Nights.....
J A - 25 Dec 2007 19:23 GMT
> How many observe Christ's birth-day!  

Merry solstice/saturnalia !
Sybilla - 28 Dec 2007 18:42 GMT
> > How many observe Christ's birth-day!  
>
> Merry solstice/saturnalia !

Sorry I'm so late, but I've been sick....AGAIN! Happy Solstice indeed!
And Merry Christmas, Hanukah and Kwanza. And a Happy, healthy and
successful upcoming New Year (which for some began on November 1st,
but we shan't split hairs) As my daughter said
Merry/Happy Christmayulekwanzukah and a Prosperous Ukrainese New Year!
Vince - 25 Dec 2007 22:01 GMT
> How many observe Christ's birth-day!  How few, his precepts!  O!  'tis
> easier to keep Holidays than Commandments."
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Reference: Poor Richard: The Almanacks, for the Years, 1733-1758,
> Intro by Van Wyck Brooks (111)

sounds good to me, so  I will expect you to overflow with Charity for
your fellow posters

Have a merry Christmas

Vince
 
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