Guys and Gals, another year is winding to a close and many of us have some extra time off to celebrate whatever it is we choose. For my family we are "mixed" with different faiths and different traditions but we all manage to get together and share some food and good times, often with a few presents and maybe an argument or two thrown in for good measure.

I want to remind all of us to drive extra carefully this time of year. It is a time when many folks stretch their luck a bit and sometimes have one too many before getting behind a wheel. We can't control what other people do but we can exercise good judgement ourselves and stay alert for the other driver who may have had one too many eggnogs.

This whole week for me is extremely busy with a medical system implementation in Peterborough New Hampshire, and another one the first week in January closer to home in NewCastle, Maine. With family visiting from NYC, CT, MA, and RI, plus shopping (which I have yet to start), and my wife working a job where she has limited time off things are very hectic. Plus we are moving in with my Mom for the Winter as she needs extra assistance due to age related health issues so things are kind of crazy right now for us.

I wish all of you and your families a healthy, happy, and safe holiday season and hopefully we can all make it to the track sometime in 2005 for a New England CZ28 party.

 

Thanks for the greeting. You also have a good holiday.

 

Happy Holidays to you to Ted

Looking forward to some track time in the spring but we might have to go to Tens during the winter once the football season is over.

Uncle Marc

 

Happy Holidays

 

Christmas eve at tens? Talk about the north pole...

 

Happy Holidays to everyone. I hope you get everything yo wished for.

 

Merry Christmas and happy Holiday's everyone.

John

 

>Hey I hope all of you had a great and safe holiday I just got back from Bahrain with a few short stops in Italy and Spain . I will be at home until the 02Jan05 then it's back over seas .

Have a safe New Years
celebrating 2005 ...