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#26 Post by cindy.wellman » Sat Dec 22, 2007 12:01 am

Flybrick wrote:Santa will be bringing me a new job that I start after the first of February.


He said it's time to grow up and retire from the Air Force.


My wife is buying me a closet full of 'big boy' clothes as she calls them for when I take off the flight suit and work like 'normal' folks. I'll become one of the 'gray men in a gray suit' at a intelligence agency.

Wow, congratulations on the new job! I'm sure you'll be amazed at what life is like on the outside.
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#27 Post by cindy.wellman » Sat Dec 22, 2007 12:04 am

gsabc wrote:snip

I'd love a Wii and the Zelda game for it,

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Re: What is Santa bringing to your house?

#28 Post by fuzzywuzzy » Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:26 pm

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Santa is going to help me complete my old Elton John (up through Captain Fantastic) collection by giving me Madman Across the Water, Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player, and Caribou. Oh, and replace my lost Brenda Russel and Basia CDs.

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#29 Post by fuzzywuzzy » Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:28 pm

Flybrick wrote:Santa will be bringing me a new job that I start after the first of February.


He said it's time to grow up and retire from the Air Force.


My wife is buying me a closet full of 'big boy' clothes as she calls them for when I take off the flight suit and work like 'normal' folks. I'll become one of the 'gray men in a gray suit' at a intelligence agency.
congrats flybrick!

Wow...the real world!

Very exciting news...

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#30 Post by a1mamacat » Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:34 pm

brother Santa is bringing a gift card for a very nice clothing store, to be applied to some new duds for the cruise in March.

Santa is bringing the whining brat some clothes from Old Navy, and some gift cards for electronics.

Could end up being a coal visit tho, if he keeps up the way he's going today.
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#31 Post by fuzzywuzzy » Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:49 pm

In my house...

dad = nautica pjs, Martin Denny album, chocolates, texas hold-em video game, flybrick's book

mom = lizclaiborne sweater & shirt, 2 jigsaw puzzles (one is the Mona Lisa), a cashmere scarf, pima cotton night shirt, an angel pin.

fwh = cashmere sweater, flybrick's book, snow mocs, wicked good slippers, dress socks, 3 dress shirts, Orange bowl t-shirt, count down calendar for when W leaves office, desk planner, jokebook from a Prairie Home Companion, chocolates, flannel pjs, silk long underwear, burts bees, deoderant

fuzzy = purple uggs slippers (got them on), pjs, an outfit for New Years (royal purple), 2 blouses, ginger perfume, kai body butter, fresh milk bath gel, deoderant, burts bees.

niece #1 = paid for new band jacket, blue crystal earrings, burts bees

niece #2 = $25, and pink crystal earrings, burts bees

niece #3 - Legos Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix Hogswart castle with action figures, burts bees

brother - 2 ove gloves (burned himself this summer on the BBQ), Orange Bowl t-shirt, burts bees

sister in-law - Signed hardback copy of Outlander (She loved it), and pink cashmere scarf, burts bees

Oh, yes...I bought my family the entire series of the BBC documentary "Planet Earth"

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#32 Post by traininvain » Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:55 pm

My kids will be getting clothes mainly, a few small 'toys' for my youngest daughter (8 year old), I wanted to purchase them a Wii since they're such good kids, but my wife overuled me on that one (damn it!). Originally we were going to get the youngest Hannah Montana concert tickets, but that debacle has turned into a class-action lawsuit...

For my wife I purchased a couple of small items small items from Macy*s and some Tinkerbell stuff, as it is a favorite of hers. And i'm thinking about also adding the new KT Tunstall CD for her.

I'm getting the following: (and I know this because I was the one who ordered them) the new Steve Earle, Feist, Wilco & Robert Plant/Alison Krauss albums (I had about 4 more on my list when I realized that it was getting out of hand. And I believe that the kids are giving me a new cordless screwdriver.

No matter what we all get, remember it's a wonderful day, especially if your lucky enough to be with people you love and who love you. Kind of like being here. :D
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#33 Post by cindy.wellman » Sun Dec 23, 2007 12:16 am

traininvain wrote:cut

No matter what we all get, remember it's a wonderful day, especially if your lucky enough to be with people you love and who love you. Kind of like being here. :D
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
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