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Old 12-24-2009, 05:26 AM #1
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Thumbs up Happy Holidays, everyone!


I hope everyone here has a safe and happy holiday season.
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I hope Santa is good to you, Mrs. D. Afterall, with all the fabulous information you give selflessly to everyone here at NT, you have to be at the top of the "Nice List."

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Well, I got a nice new root canal and crown for my Xmas.

Hubby got a new laptop (since his hard-drive failed last week).

We were not going to get each other anything in the beginning because we were shifting the money to my son who just moved into his first home. Coming from a townhouse, where maintenance was done by the landlord, he needs a lawn mower, and tools, etc. So we are postponing his lawn mower until spring, when money will be better (taxes come due in Dec here).
I got him some small things and chocolate and we will be giving a small check for him to use as he wants.

Fortunately, our retirement money has rebounded back so we can now dip into that if we need to. I am tempted to cash some out and keep in my mattress...given the scare we just had!
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He's cute... what's his name? Is he housebroken?
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What do you mean housebroken?

He is free, nt in a cage, is that what you mean? his name is Snow
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The word housebroken in English, means, the bunny goes does his elimination in a litter box. I have known people who have a rabbit in the house, and have trained the rabbit to ring a bell to alert the people to open the door for it to go outside.

Also I've known people who have indoor rabbits and have had them chew things up... especially electrical cords.

He is cute. All rabbits are adorable IMO.
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I hope everyone here has a safe and happy holiday season.

Thank You MrsD
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Merry Christmas to all of you! Just knowing about this place and everone here is making my Christmas better.
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