> > > > Well people I'd like to take a second and get real serious. Thanksgiving is fast approaching and seeing as how I don't have access at home and I'll be off work until Monday, this is most likely my last post 'til after the holiday.
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> > > > What I wanted to say is that I am thankful to have found this place. Everyone here is great and I appreciate what each of you has brought to my life. I don't mean to get all mushy, but I'm not going to have another chance to say this before Thanksgiving.
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> > > > Hope your's is a wonderful holiday.
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> > > > Drac
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> > > I'm thankful for the Rinkworks site. I'm also thankful that the kid whose link led me here had "HaMashiach" on her page, else I might not have found it until much later.
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> > > Nyp
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> > HaMashiach? Is that Yiddish, or possibly German? What does it mean?
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> > -Dr. Morris Cecil "This means something---this is important" Glalet, Th.D.
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> Hebrew, actually. It means "The Messiah". You know, "Jesus".
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> Nyper"(start music)... and He shall reign forever and ever..."old

. . . Amen. And Happy Thanksgiving to all from Iss, too. It's nice to be back in more wintry climes, since Jacqueline and I are in NY state visiting her parents for the holiday. I wanted to dig up an old Thanksgiving poem to post here, but didn't have time to do so before we had to hit the road. Oh well, maybe next year (of *course* I'll be here next year!). Once again, happy holidays to everyone who makes this Forum the great, wonderful, awe-inspiring mess that it is. :-)

Iss