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Tuning into Christmas


Christmas is almost here! and I'm tuning in to the Christmas spirit. I got this antenna hat to get a better perception of what's going on around. Christmas is all about what you want it to be. Do you want it to be about shopping? Do you want it to be about gifts? Do you want it to be about great food? Do you want it to be about generosity? Do you want it to be about hope, about faith, about love? The choice is yours. I'm going to make it great for my family, and about the greatest gift of love... About the Love of God and about his son Jesus. Merry Christmas to all my faithful readers. I hope of this Christmas celebration bring joy, love, hope, peace, health and prosperity to your life and the life of all your beloved ones.

God Bless you!
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  1. Heather PalaciosDecember 25, 2007 at 1:06 PM

    I'm glad we have another ham on staff who loves to smile and laugh for the camera! This picture is awesome, man!

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  2. Heather PalaciosDecember 25, 2007 at 3:33 PM

    Sending along some blog-love:
    There's one "n" in tunning. : )

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  3. Arturo de la MoraDecember 30, 2007 at 12:44 PM

    Thanks Heather! I really appreciate when some one help me to check my spelling. :) Merry Christmas

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