Merry Christmas from Texas, where there's no snow

The following note from Larry And Louise Robinson in Brownsville, Texas is one of many special greetings that SooToday.com will be publishing over the holidays from expatriate Saultbies.

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********************** We wish our children, grandchildren, family and friends a Merry Christmas and a happy New Years from Brownsville, Texas.

We spent the afternoon in the pool, then had a great supper.

Would not change it for snow.

We enjoyed watching the grandchildren open gifts on the web cam in the morning.

See you in April 2009.

Larry And Louise Robinson

********************** Look who else has written to us this year

Judy & Ellis send their love from Mexico Merry Christmas from a Great Dane! Season's Greetings from San Andres Island Season's Greetings from Sarnia This is Adam's first Christmas away from home Corporal Ken's photos from Afghanistan Oilers okay, but Debbie & Lisa miss Hounds First Christmas in Edmonton for Paul & Chantal Hugs and kisses from Cathy in Milton Big hug for Emily from three Sherwood Park girls Colleen shops at Station Mall...in Ottawa In London, gratitude fills Cathy Rohrer's heart Pam & Rich moved away last month. Already miss us Maddie in Ottawa writes nice poem about the Sault We got this from Peggy in Pickering Merry Christmas from Mike and his sweetie Bobby and Melissa check in from London Merry Christmas from Bruno in Mississauga In Kingston, Susan is thinking of us Merry Christmas from Texas, where there's no snow

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