OK now it is really after Midnight ......

May we all echo your sentiments to all we meet this year. Words to
contemplate as we await the passage of the last 4 hours of 2003. Thank
you, Signe


" Christine in Kent, Garden of England"
wrote in message
...
It's also turned 2004 here, so here's all the best to everyone on rcty,
and
wishes that we'll each find that the New Year beings us all we would wish
ourselves. And that there will be peace, harmony and prosperity all over
this beautiful planet of ours.
Happy 2004 to one and all
--
Love
Christine in Kent, Garden of England


"Mirjam Bruck-Cohen" wrote in message
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Ladies and Gentleman , now there is no mistake it is here ,,, mirjam
The future looks good

Happy New Year everyone!

May we all have the wisdom and courage to do whatever is
necessary to have a more peaceful 2004!

MaryR

Oh Mary if it only depended on us women ???on us knitters/crocheters
Butit doesn`t,,, so let`s each do what she can to reduce agressiveness
in the world.
mirjam

At 12:00 AM last night I was standing in the break room with three nurses
watching the ball drop in Times Square. I'm a nurses' aide and worked last
night. After the ball dropped the night was like every other night, except
for one thing--I kept writing 1/1/2003 on everything...sighs.

But reflecting on the New Year did remind me why I chose to go to nursing
school and work as an aide in the meantime. As Mirjam said, the future is
good.

And...to paraphrase something said at the end of Shabbat on Saturday night:

A good year, a year of peace, may gladness reign and joy increase.

Isabel

Very nice thoughts, Isabel.
Happy New Year to you, too.
Katherine