E-moderating Sparks

Hi Jenny

Thanks for your Christmas greetings.

I had a weekend in Melbourne last week and did a mad rush to buy toys and stuff for the kids. It is so hard because they have everything and don't really need or want anything more. But anyway, they will have one more toy to add to the cupboard.

I am in the latter of your scenarios at the moment, in a frantic rush trying to tie up all the loose ends before Christmas. I still have on my plans over Jan to write the introduction activities for the course, and I would still love everyone's feedback in the New Year.

I hope everyone is well and has a great break, and thanks to you all for your support and friendship over the last few months. It has been great getting to know you all.

Regards
Wenda

Hallo everyone - I must say that the New Yyear is just peeping around the corner. Time is flying by too quickly. Although I am at work - the place is really quiet as many people are away on their annual vacation. The shopping malls are busy and rather "noisy" with all the Christmas shoppers and parents who are also shopping for their children in readiness for the new school year. Just thought that I will also jump on the bandwagon and wish everyone a "Merry Christmas" and a Happy New Year. May 2004 be a good year for everyone - peace and goodwill to all.

Hi It's great to see that you are still keeping in touch. I hope everyone had a great Christmas, mine was fine, just enough to do without getting stressed!! I'm now starting to think abour 2004 and what it has in store for all of us.

If any of you need help at any time with your projects please feel free to give ma a shout, you all have my email address.

I wish you all a happy and peaceful New Year

Val