On 12/29/2010 8:12 PM, Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> We prefer staying home, just the two of us and our five kitties, on
> New Year's Eve. We almost always do this, although we sometimes go
> out for an early dinner.

(snip)

Spouse and I nearly always stay home for NYE, too! It's just so not
worth getting out on any roadways to go anywhere when there are idiotic
drivers on the loose, particularly when/if they've imbibed too much and
have chosen to drive when they shouldn't!

However, Spouse and I sometimes (not always) just might 'hoof it' over
to a local pub/dive that's within easy walking distance, and that 'easy'
part is "iffy" should the weather be truly inclement! But, since
there's a lot of frozen precipitation (sn*w!!!) on the ground at the
present time (which hopefully might be mostly gone by NYE ??), it's not
definite if we'll indulge in a NYE's night-out for a night-cap to
celebrate the end of this year and welcome the upcoming new year!

Dang - it's hard to believe it's already nearly 2011, isn't it!!! <G>
Where'd the time fly?! 8>

Sky

P.S. It'll be interesting how much hype will be made when it regards
the arrival of December 21, 2012!!! ;> Akin to all that Y2K fuss????

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On 12/30/2010 8:05 AM, ABNER.STERLING wrote:
> One of the most common is via a newsreader (e.g. Outlook Express).
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You first.

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"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
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> On 12/30/2010 8:05 AM, ABNER.STERLING wrote:
>> One of the most common is via a newsreader (e.g. Outlook Express).
>> Therefore it is important to include the details of the post to which
>> you are replying, so newsreaders can interpret them correctly.
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