Nana Kojo Daniel Darah, a shopkeeper, last Wednesday drove home a Toyota Corolla for winning the Milgro 'Scratch n Win' promotion.
This was during the prize presentation ceremony of the Milgro promotion in Accra to honour its valued consumers and distributors.
The promotion, which started six months ago, saw winners taking home flat screen TV sets, mobile phones and DVD players.
Nana Darah, who was full of smiles, expressed his gratitude to the company and encouraged consumers to patronise the product, adding, 'I am more than happy because I didn' dream of winning this car.
Briefing the media, Avinash Bhandari, the Head of the Consumer Products Division of Pacific Inter-link (PIL), Malaysia, stated that the group, which operates in over 20 countries, had a philosophy of providing consumers value for their money.
We believe that consumers should get a fair value of what they pay for,' he added.
He noted that although Milgro was introduced onto the market about three years ago, it had now become renowned for consistently providing its consumers the highest quality, taste and nutrition at an affordable price.
Mr. Pankal Gutpa, Senior Marketing Manager, PIL, appealed to consumers to try the milk, saying that he was confident they would like the taste.
He promised more exciting consumer promotions in the coming year.
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christmas lighting
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
The La Palm Royal Beach Hotel last weekend held a lighting ceremony to launch the various events that would take place in the hotel during the Christmas Holidays.
In a statement signed by the Sales Co-ordinator of Promotions of the hotel, Mrs Sandra Doodo, she states that, “We at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel celebrate this year’s Christmas with glamour and a line-up of exciting programmes and events this season”.
She also stated that this year’s package had been enhanced with an introduction of varied and exciting programmes for kids, adults as well as for the whole family.
The package includes festive dinners, carols night, Christmas day lunch, kids costume party and New Year Eve Dinner Dance.
Guests will be treated to music by Wutah, Papa Yankson and the melodious Winneba Youth Choir on the New Year twilight dinner dance to usher them into the new year.
The La Palm Royal Beach Hotel last weekend held a lighting ceremony to launch the various events that would take place in the hotel during the Christmas Holidays.
In a statement signed by the Sales Co-ordinator of Promotions of the hotel, Mrs Sandra Doodo, she states that, “We at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel celebrate this year’s Christmas with glamour and a line-up of exciting programmes and events this season”.
She also stated that this year’s package had been enhanced with an introduction of varied and exciting programmes for kids, adults as well as for the whole family.
The package includes festive dinners, carols night, Christmas day lunch, kids costume party and New Year Eve Dinner Dance.
Guests will be treated to music by Wutah, Papa Yankson and the melodious Winneba Youth Choir on the New Year twilight dinner dance to usher them into the new year.
Gospel legends night launched
story Ruth Oppong Nyarko
Episode 7 events last Wednesday launched their maiden event for gospel music lovers dubbed “Gospel Music Legends Night”.
The concept of the event is to give the legends, and those who are coming after them, the credit they rightfully deserve, as well as offering the public an opportunity to be entertained and be uplifted by their favourite gospel legends.
The event is organised to promote and raise the standard of gospel events and reward individuals who in diverse ways have contributed to gospel music in Ghana.
And also inspire current and, up and coming musicians to aspire for excellence in producing their music.
Briefing the media, Rev. Kofi Okyere, the chairman of the organisation, noted that, the event is to honour gospel musician who have enjoyed popularity over 20 years of existence and have attained a legendary status.
“This event is designed to showcase, celebrate and appreciate the greatest gospel tunes and musicians of all times” he added.
He also noted that although these individuals have worked tirelessly to pioneer the gospel industry, they have not been adequately appreciated and their efforts have not been fully recognised.
Adding that this has led to the gradual deterioration in the gospel music industry, which has now been characterised with mediocrity .
The event is scheduled for January 2, 2009 at the National Theatre. Legends that will perform on the night are Tagoe sisters, Rev. Kusi Berko, Amy Newman, Stella Seal, Bernice Offei and a host of others.
Episode 7 events last Wednesday launched their maiden event for gospel music lovers dubbed “Gospel Music Legends Night”.
The concept of the event is to give the legends, and those who are coming after them, the credit they rightfully deserve, as well as offering the public an opportunity to be entertained and be uplifted by their favourite gospel legends.
The event is organised to promote and raise the standard of gospel events and reward individuals who in diverse ways have contributed to gospel music in Ghana.
And also inspire current and, up and coming musicians to aspire for excellence in producing their music.
Briefing the media, Rev. Kofi Okyere, the chairman of the organisation, noted that, the event is to honour gospel musician who have enjoyed popularity over 20 years of existence and have attained a legendary status.
“This event is designed to showcase, celebrate and appreciate the greatest gospel tunes and musicians of all times” he added.
He also noted that although these individuals have worked tirelessly to pioneer the gospel industry, they have not been adequately appreciated and their efforts have not been fully recognised.
Adding that this has led to the gradual deterioration in the gospel music industry, which has now been characterised with mediocrity .
The event is scheduled for January 2, 2009 at the National Theatre. Legends that will perform on the night are Tagoe sisters, Rev. Kusi Berko, Amy Newman, Stella Seal, Bernice Offei and a host of others.
Trader defiles girl, 10
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
A 42-year-old Nigerian trader, Seidu Adu, who allegedly defiled a 10-year-old girl, has been dragged before the Accra circuit court.
The accused, who pleaded not guilty to the offence, has been remanded to reappear on November 17, 2009.
According to the prosecution, the accused lives in Abbosey Okai, where the victim also lives with her grandmother.
Inspector I. A. A. Ahor who presented the case to the court, said on October 28 and 29, 2009, the victim and her brother who were on their way home after an errand was called by the accused at a certain fitting shop.
The accused, however, sent the victim's brother home and had sexual intercourse with the victim.
Again on October 29, 2009 the accused engaged the victim in the same act.
Inspector Ahor said the accused on November 1, 2009 sent the victim's brother to call her sister for him. However, on reaching the house, the boy met their grandmother and uncle who questioned him on what the accused want from the victim.
The victim's brother upon further interrogation, revealed the incident to them.
They later lodged a complain with the Korle-Bu police who arrested the accused and issued a medical form to the victim for examination.
A 42-year-old Nigerian trader, Seidu Adu, who allegedly defiled a 10-year-old girl, has been dragged before the Accra circuit court.
The accused, who pleaded not guilty to the offence, has been remanded to reappear on November 17, 2009.
According to the prosecution, the accused lives in Abbosey Okai, where the victim also lives with her grandmother.
Inspector I. A. A. Ahor who presented the case to the court, said on October 28 and 29, 2009, the victim and her brother who were on their way home after an errand was called by the accused at a certain fitting shop.
The accused, however, sent the victim's brother home and had sexual intercourse with the victim.
Again on October 29, 2009 the accused engaged the victim in the same act.
Inspector Ahor said the accused on November 1, 2009 sent the victim's brother to call her sister for him. However, on reaching the house, the boy met their grandmother and uncle who questioned him on what the accused want from the victim.
The victim's brother upon further interrogation, revealed the incident to them.
They later lodged a complain with the Korle-Bu police who arrested the accused and issued a medical form to the victim for examination.
British National defrauded
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
A 26-year-old pastor, Michael Nelly Akorli has been arraigned before the Accra Circuit court for allegedly defrauding a 46-year-old British National under false pretences.
The accused who did not turn up on the first hearing, pleaded not guilty on the second hearing and was granted bail in the sum of GH¢ 36,000.
On the adjourned date of November 12, 2009, however, the counsel for the accused did not appear and again the case has been adjourned to November 30, 2009.
According to the prosecutor, Inspector Samuel Sarkwah, the complainant Maureen Veronica Charles, an Estate Developer who resides in London was introduced to the accused through a telephone conversation by one Tina, a resident in London in 2006. Later in the year the complainant was invited by the accused to the country.
Inspector Sarkwah said, while in Ghana, the accused assisted her to trace some Ghanaians who had duped her in London and were arrested by the Kotobabi police.
The complainant returned to London and gave the accused Power of Attorney to collect monies refunded through the Kotobabi police and transfer the money into her accounts in London.
In 2007, the prosecutor said, the complainant came to the country and got married to the accused, who unknown to the complainant already has a wife.
The complainant left for London after the marriage. Whilst in London the accused requested for several sums of money which amounts to £11,692 from the complainant with the pretence of securing a passport, visa and "immigration fee" to join her in London, but did not.
According to the prosecutor, after several months without hearing from the accused the complainant became suspicious and came down to Ghana in August 2008. The accused upon hearing of her presence in the country turned down all invitations to see her.
On August 13, 2009 a report was made to the police and the accused was arrested. He admitted to the offence against him.
A 26-year-old pastor, Michael Nelly Akorli has been arraigned before the Accra Circuit court for allegedly defrauding a 46-year-old British National under false pretences.
The accused who did not turn up on the first hearing, pleaded not guilty on the second hearing and was granted bail in the sum of GH¢ 36,000.
On the adjourned date of November 12, 2009, however, the counsel for the accused did not appear and again the case has been adjourned to November 30, 2009.
According to the prosecutor, Inspector Samuel Sarkwah, the complainant Maureen Veronica Charles, an Estate Developer who resides in London was introduced to the accused through a telephone conversation by one Tina, a resident in London in 2006. Later in the year the complainant was invited by the accused to the country.
Inspector Sarkwah said, while in Ghana, the accused assisted her to trace some Ghanaians who had duped her in London and were arrested by the Kotobabi police.
The complainant returned to London and gave the accused Power of Attorney to collect monies refunded through the Kotobabi police and transfer the money into her accounts in London.
In 2007, the prosecutor said, the complainant came to the country and got married to the accused, who unknown to the complainant already has a wife.
The complainant left for London after the marriage. Whilst in London the accused requested for several sums of money which amounts to £11,692 from the complainant with the pretence of securing a passport, visa and "immigration fee" to join her in London, but did not.
According to the prosecutor, after several months without hearing from the accused the complainant became suspicious and came down to Ghana in August 2008. The accused upon hearing of her presence in the country turned down all invitations to see her.
On August 13, 2009 a report was made to the police and the accused was arrested. He admitted to the offence against him.
holy child matriculates
Ruth Oppong Nyarko
The Principal of the Holy Child College of Education, Mrs Margaret Lemaine, has said teachers are the catalyst for achieving academic excellence, moral integrity and social justice.
She said, “People are becoming more and more irresponsible in their ways, so there is a need for our training colleges to promote good moral behaviour among students who are being trained to be teachers,” she noted.
Mrs Lemanie said this at the matriculation of the school at the week end.
She urged students to inculcate discipline and high moral standards in the students in order to make them achieve academic excellence and be well-balanced individuals.
Mrs Lemaine advised the students to broaden their intellectual horizons, adding that “teachers are seen by the outside world to know everything. Thus, they should be curious as “teachers-to be”.
Mrs Margaret also stated that out of the 230 students who applied, only 190 of them got admission due to infrastructual constraint. She was, however, hopeful of an increase, come next academic year.
Monsignor Andreas Ghansa, who delivered a message on behalf of the Most Rev. John Martin Darko, observed that women played an important role in the education of children, so they should, as female teachers, show them love since children assimilate what they are taught.
The Principal of the Holy Child College of Education, Mrs Margaret Lemaine, has said teachers are the catalyst for achieving academic excellence, moral integrity and social justice.
She said, “People are becoming more and more irresponsible in their ways, so there is a need for our training colleges to promote good moral behaviour among students who are being trained to be teachers,” she noted.
Mrs Lemanie said this at the matriculation of the school at the week end.
She urged students to inculcate discipline and high moral standards in the students in order to make them achieve academic excellence and be well-balanced individuals.
Mrs Lemaine advised the students to broaden their intellectual horizons, adding that “teachers are seen by the outside world to know everything. Thus, they should be curious as “teachers-to be”.
Mrs Margaret also stated that out of the 230 students who applied, only 190 of them got admission due to infrastructual constraint. She was, however, hopeful of an increase, come next academic year.
Monsignor Andreas Ghansa, who delivered a message on behalf of the Most Rev. John Martin Darko, observed that women played an important role in the education of children, so they should, as female teachers, show them love since children assimilate what they are taught.
Car washer defiles girl, 12
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
A 27-year-old man has been arraigned before an Accra Circuit Court for defiling a 12-year-old girl.
Sani Mohammed, the accused, pleaded not guilty to the offence and has been remanded in prison custody to reappear on December 2, 2009.
Inspector I.A.A. Ahor who presented the facts of the case, said the victim lives in the same area with the accused who works at a 'washing bay'.
The victim's mother had been cooking for the accused for sometime now. On August 5, 2009 the victim was sent to collect money from the victim by her mother. On her arrival, at the accused’s house he forcibly had sex with the girl.
The victim was sent to the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit ( DOVVSU ) of the Ghana Police Service, where a medical form was issued to the girl to go for examination. After investigations, the accused was arrested and arraigned.
A 27-year-old man has been arraigned before an Accra Circuit Court for defiling a 12-year-old girl.
Sani Mohammed, the accused, pleaded not guilty to the offence and has been remanded in prison custody to reappear on December 2, 2009.
Inspector I.A.A. Ahor who presented the facts of the case, said the victim lives in the same area with the accused who works at a 'washing bay'.
The victim's mother had been cooking for the accused for sometime now. On August 5, 2009 the victim was sent to collect money from the victim by her mother. On her arrival, at the accused’s house he forcibly had sex with the girl.
The victim was sent to the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit ( DOVVSU ) of the Ghana Police Service, where a medical form was issued to the girl to go for examination. After investigations, the accused was arrested and arraigned.
Carpenter sentenced 10 years for defilement
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
An Accra Circuit Court Presided over by Mrs Mensah Datsa has sentenced Richard Kofi Gakpe to 10 years imprisonment with hard labour for defilement.
The convict, Gakpe, pleaded guilty to the offence.
According to prosecution, the convict, a carpenter, lives at Haatso, a suburb of Accra, while the victim is a Class Three pupil who sells sachet water when on holidays.
On May 5, 2009 the victim went to Madina Atomic Junction to sell water, where the convict bought one and drank.
Gakpe later told the victim to follow him to a construction site where the labourers needed some water. On reaching a bush path that leads to Legon, the convict held the victim and requested to have sex with her, but she refused and tried to run away.
The convict, however, gagged her so she could not scream, beat her and forcibly had sex with her. She also struggled with him and started screaming which drew the attention of security men at the Ghana Hostels to her rescue.
According to the prosecutor, the convict on seeing the security man took to his heels. The victim was taken to the police station where a complaint was made.
On October 28, 2009 whilst the victim was selling at Madina Zongo Junction she saw the convict and alerted those nearby who helped to arrest the convict to the police station.
During interrogations the convict confessed committing the crime.
An Accra Circuit Court Presided over by Mrs Mensah Datsa has sentenced Richard Kofi Gakpe to 10 years imprisonment with hard labour for defilement.
The convict, Gakpe, pleaded guilty to the offence.
According to prosecution, the convict, a carpenter, lives at Haatso, a suburb of Accra, while the victim is a Class Three pupil who sells sachet water when on holidays.
On May 5, 2009 the victim went to Madina Atomic Junction to sell water, where the convict bought one and drank.
Gakpe later told the victim to follow him to a construction site where the labourers needed some water. On reaching a bush path that leads to Legon, the convict held the victim and requested to have sex with her, but she refused and tried to run away.
The convict, however, gagged her so she could not scream, beat her and forcibly had sex with her. She also struggled with him and started screaming which drew the attention of security men at the Ghana Hostels to her rescue.
According to the prosecutor, the convict on seeing the security man took to his heels. The victim was taken to the police station where a complaint was made.
On October 28, 2009 whilst the victim was selling at Madina Zongo Junction she saw the convict and alerted those nearby who helped to arrest the convict to the police station.
During interrogations the convict confessed committing the crime.
Springboard conference launched
By Ruth Oppong Nyarko
The annual roadshow — dubbed the "Springboard" to herald a personal development conference aimed at equipping participants in areas such as planning, investment, entrepreneurship, career enhancement and relationships — was last Wednesday unveiled at a media launch in Accra.
The theme for the Springboard 2010 Roadshow is "Empowering Ghana: One Person at a time."
Briefing the press, Mrs Comfort Ocran, the CEO of Legacy and Legacy, organisers of the show, said the roadshow "focuses on helping individuals and organisations to achieve their full productive potential".
The show, which started three years ago, will witness new developments because the towns to host the roadshows have been increased from 10 to 15, giving more people the opportunity to participate.
There will also be schorlaships for participants from deprived communities, particularly the Western, Volta and the three northern regions.
The programme will start from Wa on January 5, and end in Accra on February 13, 2010.
The annual roadshow — dubbed the "Springboard" to herald a personal development conference aimed at equipping participants in areas such as planning, investment, entrepreneurship, career enhancement and relationships — was last Wednesday unveiled at a media launch in Accra.
The theme for the Springboard 2010 Roadshow is "Empowering Ghana: One Person at a time."
Briefing the press, Mrs Comfort Ocran, the CEO of Legacy and Legacy, organisers of the show, said the roadshow "focuses on helping individuals and organisations to achieve their full productive potential".
The show, which started three years ago, will witness new developments because the towns to host the roadshows have been increased from 10 to 15, giving more people the opportunity to participate.
There will also be schorlaships for participants from deprived communities, particularly the Western, Volta and the three northern regions.
The programme will start from Wa on January 5, and end in Accra on February 13, 2010.
Grace Omaboe charged
THE Proprietress of Peace and Love Orphanage, Madam Grace Omaboe, popularly known as Maame Dokono, was yesterday put before the Accra Circuit Court charged with four counts of operating a home without licence and exposing a child to harm.
Two of her caregivers, Mary Anaglate and another whose name was only given as Daavi and currently on the run, have also been charged.
Maame Dokono was alleged to have illegally operated a home between March 7, 2006 and January 2008 without licence.
She is also accused of exposing Joseph Kobi Omaboe, then 15 months old and now deceased, to harm which eventually led to his premature death.
She pleaded not guilty to the charges and was granted bail in the sum of GH¢30,000 with two sureties, while Mary was granted a GH¢10,000 bail with two sureties.
They are both expected to reappear on November 23, 2009.
The facts of the case are that a year after the establishment of the orphanage, Nana Yaa Agyeman, who was then the supervisor of the home, resigned and officially wrote a report to the Ghana National Commission on Children about the state of affairs at the orphanage.
However, no action was taken.
The proprietress of the home was accused of engaging the services of unqualified and inadequate number of persons to take care of the needs of about 60 children.
Also the children were underfed, they slept in dirty and smelly rooms, some of which were not well ventilated. They were also made to live in darkness because of the non-payment of electricity bills, which led to the older ones taking advantage of the darkness to abuse the younger ones.
On December 31, 2008, Maame Dokono travelled to Holland and left GH¢50 for the upkeep of the 60 inmates.
The situation got out of hand and the Department of Social Welfare received reports of the situation in the home.
It was then recommended that four of the children, including a two-year-old and a six-month-old, be evacuated.
After the evacuation, it emerged that the six-month-old child had been sodomised, while the other one had been defiled.
Further investigations revealed that Joseph Omaboe and Adom Omaboe had been put into hot water by Daavi and in the process Joseph sustained serious burns, as well as injuries, leading to his death on October 6, 2007.
Two of her caregivers, Mary Anaglate and another whose name was only given as Daavi and currently on the run, have also been charged.
Maame Dokono was alleged to have illegally operated a home between March 7, 2006 and January 2008 without licence.
She is also accused of exposing Joseph Kobi Omaboe, then 15 months old and now deceased, to harm which eventually led to his premature death.
She pleaded not guilty to the charges and was granted bail in the sum of GH¢30,000 with two sureties, while Mary was granted a GH¢10,000 bail with two sureties.
They are both expected to reappear on November 23, 2009.
The facts of the case are that a year after the establishment of the orphanage, Nana Yaa Agyeman, who was then the supervisor of the home, resigned and officially wrote a report to the Ghana National Commission on Children about the state of affairs at the orphanage.
However, no action was taken.
The proprietress of the home was accused of engaging the services of unqualified and inadequate number of persons to take care of the needs of about 60 children.
Also the children were underfed, they slept in dirty and smelly rooms, some of which were not well ventilated. They were also made to live in darkness because of the non-payment of electricity bills, which led to the older ones taking advantage of the darkness to abuse the younger ones.
On December 31, 2008, Maame Dokono travelled to Holland and left GH¢50 for the upkeep of the 60 inmates.
The situation got out of hand and the Department of Social Welfare received reports of the situation in the home.
It was then recommended that four of the children, including a two-year-old and a six-month-old, be evacuated.
After the evacuation, it emerged that the six-month-old child had been sodomised, while the other one had been defiled.
Further investigations revealed that Joseph Omaboe and Adom Omaboe had been put into hot water by Daavi and in the process Joseph sustained serious burns, as well as injuries, leading to his death on October 6, 2007.
christmas gifts
Christmas is here again and as per the norm or tradition many would want to show love and care towards those they appreciate and cherish.
With last year's christmas full of tension due to the election, it is assumed or perhaps expected that this christmas will be more excitng. Having gained another spot in the world cup and also being the first African country to win the FIFA U-20 world cup brings enough joy for everyone to be happy. Irrespective of the 'hardship' most people seem to complaining of
A visit to some Gift shops revealed that although this year's christmas seems to be filled with a lot of memorable experiences, the items on sale are not really different from what has always been on sale on previous christmas . Though there have been an improvement in them. Most shops have hampers,dresses in the latest trend of fashion, perfumes for both young and old as well as male and female.
Speaking to some men on what they would get for their girlfriends on christmas. Some men when given the option of a mobile phone, jewellery, teddy bear or take their girlfriends out on a date on christmas: Opted for a teddy bear with the reason that thier girlfriends will cuddle it when they miss them and it will represent them when they are absent.
Others, however, will take their girlfriends on a candle-lit dinner to propose to them after having dated for quiet some time. Some will rather spend the holidays with the love of their lifes and reiterate their love for them, as they hardly get the chance to spend time together.
Some Girlfriends on the other hand will for the first time ask their boyfriends out on a date and pay the bills. Others will buy something that they know their boyfriends have been yearning to have to show them the extend they can go to show their love. A few were, however, not so enthused about the christmas as they seem to enjoy themselves everyday and thus will be going out on dates as usual but not because its christmas. They will however thank God for a year full of life and fun.
With Parents most people said they will invite them to spend the holidays at their end. While others will rather go and spend the holidays with their parents. Some were however of the view that they will ask their parent what they would want for christmas and buy it for them, that it if it is within the reach of their pocket.
With all this opinions from people it is obvious that christmas is a season of sharing and caring. However it shouldn't be a give and take affair that you expect to recieve something from someone you gave a gift the previous year but rather be thinking of who you can give something this christmas. As the good book says there is more blessing in giving than recieving.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPROUS NEW YEAR.
With last year's christmas full of tension due to the election, it is assumed or perhaps expected that this christmas will be more excitng. Having gained another spot in the world cup and also being the first African country to win the FIFA U-20 world cup brings enough joy for everyone to be happy. Irrespective of the 'hardship' most people seem to complaining of
A visit to some Gift shops revealed that although this year's christmas seems to be filled with a lot of memorable experiences, the items on sale are not really different from what has always been on sale on previous christmas . Though there have been an improvement in them. Most shops have hampers,dresses in the latest trend of fashion, perfumes for both young and old as well as male and female.
Speaking to some men on what they would get for their girlfriends on christmas. Some men when given the option of a mobile phone, jewellery, teddy bear or take their girlfriends out on a date on christmas: Opted for a teddy bear with the reason that thier girlfriends will cuddle it when they miss them and it will represent them when they are absent.
Others, however, will take their girlfriends on a candle-lit dinner to propose to them after having dated for quiet some time. Some will rather spend the holidays with the love of their lifes and reiterate their love for them, as they hardly get the chance to spend time together.
Some Girlfriends on the other hand will for the first time ask their boyfriends out on a date and pay the bills. Others will buy something that they know their boyfriends have been yearning to have to show them the extend they can go to show their love. A few were, however, not so enthused about the christmas as they seem to enjoy themselves everyday and thus will be going out on dates as usual but not because its christmas. They will however thank God for a year full of life and fun.
With Parents most people said they will invite them to spend the holidays at their end. While others will rather go and spend the holidays with their parents. Some were however of the view that they will ask their parent what they would want for christmas and buy it for them, that it if it is within the reach of their pocket.
With all this opinions from people it is obvious that christmas is a season of sharing and caring. However it shouldn't be a give and take affair that you expect to recieve something from someone you gave a gift the previous year but rather be thinking of who you can give something this christmas. As the good book says there is more blessing in giving than recieving.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPROUS NEW YEAR.
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