Santa Rides a Reinsteer
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» Red - Re: Wow!
In response to Wow! posted by jerrib:Joy,
I was delighted to hear about this Texas tradition. Longhorn cattle are magnificent animals. Like Jerri, I love them.
Thanks for this delightful tale. I'm sure that Santa's reindeer enjoy the break, as the climate in Texas would not be to their liking. 
Merry Christmas to you and your family. May the season be filled with abundant blessings.
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Joy Butler
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I guess it's no secret that Texas Longhorns are everywhere in Texas. I think it's a kick that some people even ride them!
Merry Christmas, Jerri!
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Joy Butler
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That's right, Mary. Reindeer can't be beat in the cold climates but in Texas the reinsteer works much better.
I wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Mary!
-- posted by Joy Butler
» Renie_Burghardt - Santa Rides a Reinsteer
Hi Joy, I'm sure Santa enjoys riding the reinsteer when necessary. They are beautiful animals. I have a neighbor up the road who raises Texas Longhorns. I love to see them in his field.I enjoyed the article. And thank you for thinking of me with the beautiful Suite card. Have a Merry Christmas and the Happiest New Year ever!
Warm regards,
Renie
-- posted by Renie_Burghardt
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Joy Butler
- Re: Santa Rides a Reinsteer
Thank you, Renie. Stay warm in this wintry weather that's moving across the US!
-- posted by Joy Butler
» biogardener - Christmas Wishes
Here are Christmas wishes from Dustytoo and me:-- posted by biogardener
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Joy Butler
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Thank you, Traute and Dustytoo. May you and yours enjoy a very merry Christmas and a New Year filled with peace and love.
-- posted by Joy Butler
» biogardener - For all faiths
And for all of us, including the people who do not celebrate Christmas, here are warm wishes from cold Manitoba for a peaceful 2005.The current war conditions are making people long for peace. This was my best-selling card before Christmas this year. The spruce twig instead of the olive branch seemed to appeal to Canadians.
-- posted by biogardener
» MsPersephone - Reinsteer
Joy, I like the way you so creatively combined Santa's visits with the history of the Texas longhorn. An entertaining read!Best wishes!
-- posted by MsPersephone
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Joy Butler
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Thank you, Mari! You have a happy and healthful New Year!
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