11 Comments

1. Jamie  •  Dec 24, 2006 @9:56 pm
   

   Same to you and all your readers.Thanks for all your thought provoking blogs

2. A. Citizen  •  Dec 24, 2006 @10:25 pm
   

   All I can say is…

   like your blog…

   glad Christmas is almost over.

3. moonbat  •  Dec 24, 2006 @10:36 pm
   

   Best wishes to you maha, and to Miss Lucy. It’s an honor to be a guest in your salon.

4. Swami  •  Dec 25, 2006 @12:43 am
   

   ((((((( group hug)))))))…

   I can’t believe I dodged the twit filter for a whole year. But than again, I can’t believe Bush dodged reality for this whole year either.

   I appreciate you also, Maha.. you’ve got an honest voice and you make sense in a nice way.

5. cosette  •  Dec 25, 2006 @1:44 am
   

   Hi Maha…

   I think you’re wicked smart and I love your blog so much.
   Happiest of holidays.

6. Lynne  •  Dec 25, 2006 @7:52 am
   

   Best to you and Miss Lucy, Barbara. I hope to be able to enjoy your blog for a long time to come. Yours is the first thing I turn to every day (right after reading my mail, that is) and I use your links all the time. Thanks for being the forceful voice you are.

7. erinyes  •  Dec 25, 2006 @8:59 am
   

   Thanks Maha.
   I guess you figured I enjoy your blog, a friendly place where I can vent, learn, and share. I like the critters that hang out here also…
   Curiosities like me that don’t buy into the status quo, and see the world as a good place that can be much better with some common sense , humility, and humor.
   Think ..I’m gonna …cry…..
   THANKS!!

8. Doug Hughes  •  Dec 25, 2006 @10:12 am
   

   Barbara, thanks for the place you provide for us to meet, the guidance to civilized discourse, and the logical, reasoned discussion of topics. Thanks. And to those who have replied, sharing information and opinion, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. Sweaters and socks may wear out, but ideas & wisdom are a lifelong gift. Spasiba.

9. Kevin Hayden  •  Dec 25, 2006 @2:04 pm
   

   Merry Buddha-mas, Barbara!

10. paulywood  •  Dec 25, 2006 @2:16 pm
    

    My dear mother taught me to always write thank you notes for christmas gifts, so thanks maha for tripling my paltry knowledge of Buddhism in a single post.

    Best regards from tinseltown, all. It’s going to be an interesting year.

11. Pete Lubetsky  •  Dec 26, 2006 @4:51 pm
    

    Thank you for this excellent blog and happy holidays to you and your family.

    Regards,

    Pete