And, yes, the big sap on the left in the picture is Frank Johnson, longtime Zoning Commission chair and head of the Bristol Downtown Development Corp.
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December 23, 2009
Happy Hollydays
And, yes, the big sap on the left in the picture is Frank Johnson, longtime Zoning Commission chair and head of the Bristol Downtown Development Corp.
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Great story.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Frankie is losing weight.
ReplyDeleteIs the dog eating his desert?
No, but the dog might be eating his dessert. I doubt Holly would want to eat sand.
ReplyDeleteGreat story indeed.God bless you Frank and Cheryl,I know your Christmas will be very Merry indeed and Hollys' New Year will be the best thanks to the two of you!
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ReplyDeleteFeel better now?
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ReplyDeleteAnonymous WestConn student:
ReplyDeleteIt means that you spell dessert, as in cake, pie, cookies, ice cream, like this: d-e-s-s-e-r-t.
Desert, the sandy place with cacti, lizards, hot days and cold nights, is spelled with one s, like so: d-e-s-e-r-t.
Just a friendly little spelling lessson.
And yes, it was indeed a lovely story. Kudos to Holly, her people, her rescurers and even to the writer, who presented it so well, and with no spelling errors, either.
This was a nice simple "feel good" Christmas story.WHY do we have to consistently turn this into dumb vitriol?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous WestConn student:
ReplyDeleteIt means that you spell dessert, as in cake, pie, cookies, ice cream, like this: d-e-s-s-e-r-t.
Desert, the sandy place with cacti, lizards, hot days and cold nights, is spelled with one s, like so: d-e-s-e-r-t.
Yea I caught that after I posted. Oh well.