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@sheba2011

He will never be forgotten. Just like Jason, he will be out and about doing something different.💕

@shoelady60,

Good day in the ‘burgh. 😎🎈I feel for Travis and the Kingdom.

I am going to wish you a very Happy New Year. 🎈😎

I hope your mom’s wrist is feeling better. Lady how is your sister doing?

When Peace Finds Its Way.💕😎

Sending cool vibes to you and Jake. 🎈

@taci,

Good day in S. California and I hope the worse in the weather is over in your area.

Take care on the trails and be safe. 🎈Happy New Year. 😎

@oodiebom,

Good day on the Gulf Coast of Florida. 😎🎈Oodie I hope this is a good day for you.
I have a lot of irons in fire. LOL!

Enjoy this day I will write more later. 🎈😎

@xango,

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Good Morning Peeps and welcome to the HSN Community. 🎈😎

Enjoy the Holiday Season.

NATIONAL WHINERS DAY

As the year starts to wind down, National Whiners Day on December 26th allows an opportunity to complain about just roughly anything. If you want, you are allowed to whine about being too tired, or overeating. Maybe you want to whine about having to go back to work or all the cleaning up you have to do. Are the lines long in the return aisle at the store? You can whine about that, too. The possibilities are endless.

However, two essential parts of the day to remember are:

No whining about what you did not get for Christmas or do not have
And remember what you do have
Many people are less fortunate than others. Some are struggling to put food on the table or a roof over their heads. Others have no family or friends. Families without a single gift under the tree may simply be thankful to have each other. Others may be fighting disease and illnesses, and some may have coped with all of these. You may want to whine about something (and today you are allowed) but remember to be thankful for each gift you did receive and all that you do have. (And help others when you can).

NATIONAL THANK-YOU NOTE DAY

National Thank-You Note Day on December 26th recognized the time-honored tradition of thanking people for their gifts, hospitality, and generosity. It is a day to get some note cards, paper, pen, envelopes, and stamps to write those special thank-yous.

NATIONAL CANDY CANE DAY

National Candy Cane Day on December 26th gives candy lovers a day to celebrate the red and white striped candies found abundantly during the holidays.

In 1844, a recipe for a straight peppermint candy stick, which was white with colored stripes, was published. However, some stories tell of all-white candy sticks in much earlier times. Folklore tells of the origin of the candy cane, yet no documented proof of its real beginning. Literature begins mentioning the candy cane in 1866, and it was first known to be mentioned in connection with Christmas in 1874. As early as 1882, candy canes have been hung on Christmas trees.

If this was truly it, then thank you #TravisKelce for a lifetime of memories. Three Super Bowls. A culture transformed. A city that learned how to believe again. You helped us fight for our right, brought joy, swagger, and heart to Arrowhead, and left a legacy that can never be erased. This place will always be yours.