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Merry Christmas, Robyn and Dave!
Posted by: Nate | 2008.12.25 at 17:36
Merry Christmas!
Posted by: bertN | 2008.12.25 at 20:47
Merry Xmas, maligayang pasko Robyn and Dave!
Posted by: Mila | 2008.12.25 at 22:18
Merry Christmas!
I hope 2009 will be more prosperous for both of you!
Posted by: ntgerald | 2008.12.26 at 08:26
That's a great photo !
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !
Posted by: Borneoboy | 2008.12.26 at 11:36
Malipayon nga pascua kag mauswagon nga bag-o tuig to both of you guys!
Posted by: juls | 2008.12.26 at 13:15
Merry Christmas to the Spartan Fans! Hope your day is full of awesome food and great conversation.
We had a wonderful Xmas and the children were especially excited about their new wooden tea set, felt cinnamon rolls, and cupcakes purchased from Esty.com. For our gift we bought a eye.fi (actually website eye.fi), which is a sd memory card with wifi built into it. As we take photos, this unit immediately uploads the photos to our hard drive or flickr account. It is totally cool.
Posted by: Life2.0 | 2008.12.26 at 14:34
Belated Merry Christmas, Robyn and Dave!
Posted by: bayi | 2008.12.27 at 05:06
Belated Maligayang Pasko, Robyn & Dave! Peace, joy, health, safety, financial security, God's graces & blessings to you. Thank you for your wonderful food blog. I feel I have virtually eaten all around Asia!
Posted by: Guia | 2008.12.28 at 10:30
Merry Christmas, Robyn & Dave, and a very Happy New Year.
Posted by: Trig | 2008.12.28 at 16:43
Thanks everyone! Juls - that's a bit more Tagalog than I have under my belt.
Posted by: Robyn | 2008.12.29 at 09:46
Actually, I think juls wrote a bit of Cebuano (the main language on the island of Cebu) - radically different from Tagalog :)
Posted by: Ed | 2008.12.30 at 02:18