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#1 (permalink) Tue Dec 23, 2008 7:42 am writing New Year's Greeting Cards

Hello everyone I need some fresh inspiration to write short New Year's Greeting cards in English (not e-cards). So far I used 'standard ' greetings such as " I wish you a peaceful, prosperous, and joyous new year." or "I wish you a Happy New Year with a Plenty of Peace and Prosperity." or " My best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year. " Any suggestions are most welcome. Thanks in advance. A Happy New Year 2009 to all of you mdenglish

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