Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for December 19, 2012

I have a very difficult time saying that word.

Yes on No.

Appeartly NOT.

No. Oh, wait…

No… Yes… Maybe.. I don’t know.

They call me “Dr. No” at work. Does that count?

no

Absolutely my favorite word.

Depends on who it is I’m talking to.

It depends—like, in the mall, I have to ignore the pressure cookers (the people at the kiosks in the middle of the mall who pester you relentlessly when you walk by). Even then, sometimes they follow you, no matter how many times you say no. Then they offer you half off, and we’ll throw this in free, etc. You practically have to RUN! lol

So Dad is truly showing the spirit of “Happy Holidays!” I say good for him!

My husband does especially during this time of the year.

Apparently not.

My empty wallet signifies that I can’t say no either.

First word my granddaughter said.

I cheerfully say yes to everything I can, but find it easy to say no when I cant accede to a request…especially those from a politician or telemarketer….

No question, Tony?

We just finished addressing Lover’s Cards and he just went out to mail them. Everything going fine ;-D

Dad’s got everything covered except the Maya!

Did you know that Hanukkah is mentioned in the New Testament? John refers to it in John 10:22, as the Feast of Dedication.