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		<title>By: Comment Spam, a New Take on the Subject for Me &#124; Strangely Perfect</title>
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		<description>Viv,I avoided the much-maligned Christmas letetr for YEARS.  Too many people poke fun at them, and of course, there is much within them to make sport over  even in my own.But like you, I found myself scribbling a few handwritten sentences, and unlike you, pretty much expressing the same thoughts twenty times.So one year I began to think that maybe a Christmas letetr would save me time.  Hah!  What was I drinking!  What&#039;s good in concept isn&#039;t always in reality.  My son tells me that my writing is too combed.  Whether it&#039;s with fine tooth or wide, Kyle didn&#039;t say.  But I sort of got the impression he thought I should just toss my writing comb in the nearest trash can.If we were to get to the heart of the matter, I think that&#039;s probably where I should deposit my pride first   then maybe I wouldn&#039;t bother to think my words needed a comb at all   sort of like a child who never believes their hair could be improved with a comb.Every year is a new adventure and I pray this year to write a little more freely   so that  the wind blows [through it] where it chooses .I have so enjoyed our blogging friendship.  And I pray these words find you stronger than yesterday.Janell</description>
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