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Happy Thanksgiving!!!

To all subjects of the United States of America, wherever in the world you might find yourselves, the Grand Duke Irwin-Amadeus II and the fetching Grand Duchess Sonja wish each and everyone of you a Happy Thanksgiving 2008! May your day be filled with good food, joyous company, and the comfort of family. Let the 2008 h0liday season officially begin!


Comments

andygamer said…
And have as happy a Thanksgiving as you had a St. Valentine's Siege Train Day.
Bluebear Jeff said…
May you and the Grand Duchess enjoy the day too.


-- Jeff
tradgardmastare said…
Enjoy!
I hope the forthcoming game lives up to your expectations .
best wishes
Alan
p.s as asked I am reminding you about the play sheet .
A J said…
Happy Thanksgiving, Stokes!

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