Happy Holidays! 
                Phil Konstantin 
                                                  
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  Greetings,

  I usually try not to make too many assumptions about people I do not 
  know well. However, I would assume most of you celebrate or participate 
  in Christmas. For those of you who do, I wish you a most wonderful 
  holiday, be it religious or just in the "spirit of the season." One of 
  the things I enjoy about the season is the music. Many moons ago (I use 
  that phrase all the time without any Indian reference), I was a fairly 
  accomplished singer. I sang everything from barbershop quartet, to rock 
  and roll, to show tunes, to sacred music. For six months, I even sang 
  with the Houston Symphony. This is one area where I do brag just a bit. 
  In any case, I love to sing and there are lots of good tunes this time 
  of year. My voice is not as good as it once was, but you will often hear 
  me humming or singing softly this time of year. 

  The New Year's holiday is also come up soon. May this coming year find 
  new adventures for you. May you efforts be successful, and your 
  adversities be overcome.

  One of the best gifts you can give your loved ones is to be here when 
  the holidays are over. So, if parties are in your plans, please do not 
  drink and drive. Many of you know my wife's tragic story. It should 
  serve as a reminder to get plenty of rest before long trips. And 
  finally, watch out for the other person out there. Drive, walk and ride 
  defensively. I want you all to be here for my next newsletter.

  Again, happy holidays and a great New Year.

  Phil
  http://americanindian.net
  

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