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Happy Solstice

By sleslie on December 21, 2005

This is going to be my last entry for 2005 before I fly off to Wales tomorrow to join my family who have been over there for the last 10 days with our inlaws. Just wanted to send everyone sincere best wishes and hope for their joy and successes in the new year. I am totally stoked about 2006 and look forward to more cool projects, collaborations, meetings-up and general rabble rousing with you all in the coming year. – SWL

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