Who are those kids? No way he has 18 female children or grandchildren. Random patients? Don't see your DD in there.
We got a lot of nice cards with pictures, but no standouts. BTW folks, it's not fair to have pictures of just your kids and not you.
I'm surprised at how many people, go to the store, pick out a ($4?) card, sign it and fly it across the country. I'm glad they're thinking of us, but it seems wasteful to me.
Oh, gimme a freakin' break. The politically-correct phrase "Christmas and/or Hanukkah and/or Kwaanza and/or Festivus cards" wouldn't fit on the subject line.
And we got as many Hanukkah cards as we did Christmas cards. Is that OK?
What amazes me is that those are all the hygienists & technicians & insurance-billing people who support that one dentist. (Technically I suppose he supports them.) And I think he's our age, too. He broke free from a multi-dentist office a few years ago to go solo, and I'm amazed that he can pull down enough business to occupy a staff and two offices that big. But one of his offices is in Kahala.
Maybe some of those staffers are part-time, but the next question is "So where are all the guys who want to tackle an exciting career in dental technology"?
I'm kind of a humbug about Christmas cards any more. We get them and I pass them on the DW who looks at them and reads the stuff that falls out (letters, photos etc) and generally reports to me.