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  <updated>2008-10-29T16:57:54Z</updated>
  <title>Comments for Commercial Holiday Greetings</title>
<subtitle>Welcome to my office.  I am Barbara J. Feldman, syndicated newspaper columnist, online publisher, author, mother, wife and Net surfer supreme (not listed
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    <published>2003-11-27T21:08:28Z</published>
    <updated>2006-06-08T20:16:36Z</updated>
    <title>Commercial Holiday Greetings</title>
    <summary>I am penning next week&apos;s newsletter intro on Thanksgiving Day, as I will be attending a conference next week. The turkey is in the oven, and everything else is nearly...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>I am penning next week's newsletter intro on Thanksgiving Day, as I will be attending a conference next week.  The turkey is in the oven, and everything else is nearly done, so here I sit at my computer.</p>

<p>As soon as I sent last week's newsletter I realized that I did not wish my American readers a "Happy Thanksgiving."  Then I began to think about how the practice of wishing holiday happiness has left the personal, and spilt over into the commerical. Many businesses send holiday greetings.  And I often enjoy receiving them.   But if a company (me, in this case) fails to express a holiday greeting, is it a faux paux that requires an apology?</p>

<p>In any case, I hope yours was a warm and loving holiday.<br />
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    <title>Comment from lucyonline on 2003-12-03</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Coming from Plymouth, MA. I do love to celebrate Thanksgiving and keep the Christmas commercialism at bay until December.  I also like the concept of giving Thanks.</p>

<p>So I'd like to thank surfnetkids for all the great work that you have done this year and especially for your willingness to share.  </p>

<p>The high*light* of this year was the movie "Light an Educational Fire".</p>

<p>I wish more businesses would give thanks to their customers, just in little ways of sharing such things Educational Fire quotes, premium newsletters for printable club members, etc.</p>

<p>Lucy</p>]]>
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    <published>2003-12-03T17:24:30Z</published>
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