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3 comments :
Love it! Best wishes to all.
Or "Merry Christmas" as they used to say in the olden days... R :)
Yeah, bit of an Americanism is Happy Holidays. I quite like it as it refers to the time off around Christmas, including New Year, and not just Christmas. But point taken.
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