Yes Virginia There Is A Santa Clause ..

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I still remember the awe and wonder growing up in small town America anxiously awaited the jolly old elf and his bag of gifts Christmas morning .
As I got older the Christmas spirit seemed to give way to other things that I deemed 
more important at the time, Although it was still in the back of my mind it wasn't as prevalent 
as it needed to be.
Let's think about the real spirit of Christmas
We celebrate it as the birth of Jesus Christ but Bible history can't pin down the exact time period.
The shepherd's tending their flocks might indicate the spring lambing season as if it was during the winter months  live stock would be corralled,
I am a firm believer that we should celebrate the birth of Jesus everyday not just one day a year. 
In my humble opinion Christmas is about giving,  helping those less fortunate than us.
I know somewhere deep down there is a Christmas spirit still inside us.
I would ask each and everyone of you to think about others this year
even if its a cup of coffee or a hug.
Peace , Joy and Goodwill to all people.
Thank you our Triple T family and customers 
without you we are nothing
Merry Christmas from Ronnie B

Comments

  1. ShadetreeDecember 10, 2019 at 5:29 AM

    Here is a guy named Ronnie that I have never met personal, however just from his words I know he is as honest and the day is long. Keep up the good work and your beliefs. You inspire us all. Thanks. and Merry Christmas. Randy Calley.

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    1. RONNIE BDecember 18, 2019 at 5:37 AM

      thank you Mr. Randy it is a pleasure working with you on the calls every Tues and Thursday..
      I do love working with my customers and the service industry

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  2. RONNIE BMarch 12, 2020 at 5:53 AM

    thank you do much for that .. i'm honored by your response

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