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k e e s r e W w o l f F o e h t 13th December, 2013 BONHOMIE (bo-na-me) (noun) A feeling of friendliness among a group of people.

Example Every year during Christmas there is bonhomie in most organizations even amongst persons who don’t get along with each other.

Build your vocabulary by using the Word of the week throughout the week!

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By Lorrine Taylor 22nd Edition Beginnings and Endings Are Fascinating Times Beginnings and endings, whether in the life of a person or in the course of a calendar year, are quite fascinating times.

With just over 14 days left in 2013, many of us are already waxing nostalgic in our reflection on the highs and lows of the year 2013.
At the start of the present calendar year many of us made ambitious resolutions New Year’s about how we planned to improve relationships, travel to places near and far, acquire new habits, learn new take advantage of economic opportunities, or enhance our relationship with God.

skills, On the one hand, this is Mr. Michael Humes that we had ourselves in 2013. set for Alack and alas!, fate is fickle and seldom smiles on all of us in the same way.
And consequently, there are those of us who, despite our best efforts, are overtaken by adversity of one kind or another, and as a result, have to postpone some well-made plans for better times.

And so, with approximately 14 days left in the current calendar year, we look with anxious anticipation to 2014, a year of expectation, possibilities, hope and new beginnings for GPD.
the time of the year when, I dare say, the more disciplined, or perhaps the more fortunate, among us are able to pause and reflect in a moment of complete satisfaction, about the extent to which we would have met or exceeded all of the goals, hopes, dreams, and aspirations Overtime Payment Is On The Way I have been assured that outstanding overtime payments for members of GPD staff, barring any unforeseen circumstances, will be paid before Christmas.
1 0 1 s n o i t a l e R k e e W e h t f o e p i c e R SHOP BUT STOP AND SPREAD THE CHEER Love, care, friendship and togetherness make the holidays more unique.

As we shop and prepare for the yuletide season let’s not forget to spread the affection of our heart into the lives of others.

This is the perfect time to say the things we forget to say, call the ones we haven’t been in touch with all year long.
In all your preparation remember to reach out and spread the cheer, you just might save someone from ever again feeling alone during the holidays.

SHERELLE MILLER, Bindery EASY CHEESE DANISH INGREDIENTS: 2 cans of crescent rolls 1 8oz package of cream cheese at room temp.

1/2 cup white sugar 1 tsp lemon juice 3/4 tsp vanilla 1 tsp sour cream DIRECTIONS: Preheat the oven to 350.

Place a sheet of parchment paper on cookie sheet or baking pan.

Open the crescent rolls carefully so as not to tear the dough.
Do not unroll... you will need to leave it in it’s cylindrical shape.

Slice the dough into pieces about 1/4 inch thick (as though you’re slicing cookie dough).

Place the slices on a cookie sheet.

Now press the centre in to make an indentation for the cream cheese filling.

In a large mixing bowl, mix together the cream cheese, regular sugar, lemon juice, vanilla and sour cream.

Add a dollop of the mixture to the indentation you made in each circle of dough.
I find that about a tbsp works well, but you can use as little or as much as you like.

Bake for 15 - 20 minutes.

While the danish are baking, you can make a quick royal icing to drizzle over the tops.

Drizzle for top: 1 cup confectioner’s sugar 1 tbsp milk 1 tbsp softened butter Mix together the confectioner’s sugar, milk and butter in a small bowl.
Use a spoon to drizzle it over the tops of the danish, or you can put it into a small zip- top bag and snip off the corner for an easy “piping bag.” Take the danish out of the oven and allow them to cool for 10-15 minutes before icing.

CARTOON p i T h t l a e H 11 Ways To Get Fibre In Your Diet ALMONDS 7.

One ounce of almonds (24 nuts) gives you 4 grams of fibre.

Pair them with an apple or pear for a morning snack and you’ll be almost halfway to your daily dose of fibre.

quote of the day Be happy.


It’s one way of being wise.

– R. EVANS A husband arrives home from work and says to his wife, “Honey, I invited a friend home for supper.” The wife replies, “What?

Are you crazy?

The house is a mess.

I haven’t been shopping, all the dishes are dirty, and I don’t feel like cooking a fancy meal!
!” The husband says, “I know all that.” The wife shouts angrily, “Then why did you invite a friend for supper?” The husband says, “Because the poor fool is thinking about getting married.” CHERISHED LAYERS Insignificant to our being Obscure it may seem through the ages of time.

Creations beauty entraps us to peer into what is good, yes, what is fine.

As the peels of an orange is peeled layer by layer We ourselves are forced to examine them a little closer.
Refusing to acknowledge such layers that exist totally, Would be like playing a song without tune or melody.

Each note played, each string strummed Can foster pleasant moments, Introducing new waves of joy and excitement.

Realizing the effects of such layers ever unique they are, Brightens our hope, soothes our hearts like an illuminous glowing star.