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December 03, 2008

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We are still in the process of putting up Christmas decorations at the Holdeman household. Relatives and in-laws coming over for dinner the day after Thanksgiving has put us behind the power curve.

Why, in an modern country do we have so many fire deaths? Certainly there will be more in the coming months due to the improper use of electricity and candles. These Holiday Safety Tips from FEMA might be something for you to share in your monthly newsletter or on your web page. I picked the web link up from FEMA's Twitter site.

"Safety First" is what my father used to say--and then he was injured in railroad accident.

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