Hi Paul and Everyone, Happy Christmas to all of you and to thank anyone isn't easy, whether it's the person next to you in the queue who offered some great advice, but don't see them again, or perhaps it's a friend's spouse/partner who mentioned a different way to tackle your problem, or a previous friend who was right next to you, but for some reason, you don't see anymore but their knowledge and experience has helped you through your problems, but these problems may never stop for us, we have to be vigilant and we change over time.
The number of comments made by many others comes and go, but all it takes is a couple of words they mention that stick with us and we are able to build on because they resonate with us, not with the person next to us, but to us personally, these are those we want to thank.
If we aren't listening to someone then perhaps a little criticism is in order, but it shouldn't be constant, once it's made the point has been raised, that's what friends are for, not to agree with everything, that makes them a 'yes man'.
There are lots of people to thank, disappointed in those who haven't, but life goes, but thank you to those many people who have and too many to mention.
Geoff.