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Day One: Ten things you want to say to ten different people right now.

1. James, I love you and look forward to our plans for 2011

2. Jillian, I miss you but I am so glad that you are taking this huge leap into the unknown. Work isn't the same without you so I'm thinking of making a cardboard cut out of you and placing it beside customer service.

3. Dearbhla, Congratulations on getting engaged! I am so happy for you and Alan. He is just great. You are just great. Together you are mega! I have already started looking for my hat. I think it might be purple!

4. Edel, it has been ages since I've seen you. I miss you and hopefully I will see you soon.

5. Da, catch you in the new year!

6. Mam, Enjoy Christmas and I'll have you over soon.

7. To my friend who I can no longer help. I want you to be well and I wish you would help yourself. You will see my actions as a cruel, but you are breaking my heart the way you are.

8. Tiffani, we haven't chatted in a while. I hope you and your beau are well!

9. Howard Mc Donald, I wish I had paid more attention to you when I was a teenager. You are just gorgeous. Yum.

10. Santa, I promise I really really behaved myself this year.

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  1. tifsongDecember 22, 2010 at 3:27 PM

    i love you lu! all is SO well. i hope the same for you!

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