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12-07-2009, 07:26 PM
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Tis the season; someone recently gave me the novella, "The CHristmas Jar" (and I am not christian), and I found it uplifting, with a message about giving to be appreciated , no matter what one's religious status. In addition, it has become my favorite gift to give, along with a mason jar purchased at our neighborhood supermarket.
Felt like sharing this tidbit. madelyn
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OT: book "the christmas jar" .Looking for season gift?
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