As the closing minutes of 2008 tick down, I'd hazard to guess that decades from now, no one will be singing, "It was 2008. It was a very good year." At least, I know I won't. And yet, there is so much for which to be grateful, or "greatful." Interesting thought, that.
In that spirit, I'd like to wish you all a very happy New Year, ever "grateful" that you have stopped by. So tonight, after you throw out the water and eat your 12 grapes, try this for a fitting coda. I use coda, because if we are all very lucky, we will all be here next year. L'Chaim!
(Please note the politically correct multiculturalism here. Ain't that America?)
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Happy new year to you and yours Ruth, may 2009 be the year that becomes marked in history for being the one when the Castro tyranny and the cancer of communism end in Cuba.
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