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December
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- Alright, Let's Go
- Wer? Was? Wo? Wann?
- Family Mystery
- 10 Best of 2007
- Merry Christmas!
- All Done
- Christmas Toy!
- Tiny Turkey
- Mountains of Junk!
- And So It Begins...
- Legal Again
- No Need for Forgery
- Secretly Challenged
- Dealing with Government Agencies
- Plan B
- Revoked!
- What I've Learned from Watching First 48
- Not Too Sick to Whine
- What Happened?
- Lost Luggage
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- Learning German in Switzerland
- Something Old, Something New
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Travels in 2008
- January: Cleveland, US
- February: Cairo, Egypt
- March: Naples, Italy
- April: Kansas City, US
- May: Las Vegas, US; Berlin, Germany
- June: Hong Kong, China (GLH only)
- July: Eastern Mediterranean Cruise
- August:
- September: San Antonio, US
- October: Minnesota, US
- November:
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Travels in 2007
- January: Basel, Switzerland; Milan, Italy; Winterthur, Switzerland
- February: Konstanz, Germany; Paris, France; Prangins, Switzerland; Rapperswil, Switzerland
- March: Bern, Switzerland; Schaffhausen, Switzerland; United States; Zug, Switzerland
- April: Aarau, Switzerland; Ballenberg, Switzerland; Basel, Switzerland; Colmar, France; Interlaken, Switzerland; Luzern, Switzerland; Maienfeld, Switzerland; Rome, Italy; Solothurn, Switzerland; Strasbourg, France; Stuttgart, Germany
- May: Bern, Switzerland; Dublin, Ireland; Geneva, Switzerland; Innsbruck, Austria; Lausanne, Switzerland; Lyon, France; Montreux, Switzerland; Munich, Germany; Salzburg, Austria
- June: Einsiedeln, Switzerland; United States
- July: St. Ursanne, Switzerland; Winterthur, Switzerland
- August: Basel, Switzerland; Brussels, Belgium; Copenhagen, Denmark; Dijon, France; Chartres, France; Gdansk, Poland; Helsinki, Finland; Interlaken, Switzerland; Luzern, Switzerland; Oslo, Norway; Paris, France; St. Petersburg, Russia; Stockholm, Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia
- September: Ballenberg, Switzerland; Einsiedeln, Switzerland; Mallorca, Spain; Zug, Switzerland
- October: Munich, Germany; Paris, France; Venice, Italy
- November: London, England; United States
- December: Munich, Germany; Nuremberg, Germany; Salzburg, Austria
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4 comments:
I'm guessing you'll manage to have nothing left to open on Christmas.
Duh! We never have gifts left on Christmas Day. They are opened by Christmas Eve, at the latest.
Have you forgotten that is how it has worked OUR ENTIRE LIVES!!!
Christmas Eve is for immediate family. Christmas Day is for extended family and friends.
That's why I said "Christmas", without the "day" or "eve" -- to allow for the possibility you could be celebrating on either. And the (granted, remote) possibility that some out there actually do not adopt to our family's traditions.
Heck we don't adopt our family traditions. Why would others?
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