"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Laurie - You message is so beautiful and gracious. Thank you. I so appreciated reading it.
Megan McKinlay
On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 8:24 AM, Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Laurie, Thank you for this. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Roy Chastain
"There is nothing on this earth moreto be prized than true friendship." Thomas Aquinas
On Dec 23, 2015, at 8:24 AM, Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
What a lovely letter! May you and
the Bivio staff and friends have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year!
Everyone deserves the miracles that life has to offer!
Baldwin-Haut
Invest-Hers
From: [mailto:]
On Behalf Of Laurie Frederiksen Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015
10:24 AM To: The Club Cafe Subject: [club_cafe] Miracles
"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings
miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking
and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4,
Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the
miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth
of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the
miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light
could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many
ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is
the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our
celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by
participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped
with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with
friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend
time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during
December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in
miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to
share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide
the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place
for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families
from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Part of the miracle is you at Bivio. We thank you for all the quick
and professional help you provide to the sometimes confused club
treasurers. You are always there and cheerful. You are wonderful,
and this letter to all of us is just part of your charm.
Thank you and Merry Christmas
Dave
FDIC (Friday Depositors Investment Club)
On 12/23/2015 8:24 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
"Santa
is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas
brings miracles It's easy to say you
don't believe but if you keep looking and
you keep really watching, you'll see." -
Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we
celebrate miracles. It might be the
miracle that the days will again get
longer, the miracle of the birth of a
baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit
will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a
small amount of oil, sufficient for only
one day of light could stave off the
darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence
of light in the darkness in many ways and
with many traditions. Our common bond in
our celebrations is the belief that there
is something out there to hope for. Our
celebrations remind us how important that
is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The
gifts we receive by participating in our
investment clubs are not cookies or shiny
boxes topped with bows. They are the
chance to share our journey with friends.
Together we search for the light in the
darkness as we spend time learning about
something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly
how you celebrate during December. But
what matters most is that we all continue
to believe in miracles, we all continue to
travel hopefully, we all continue to
share our lives with people we care about
and we all continue to provide the gifts
each one of us can offer to the world to
make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles
with your clubs and your families from all
of us here at bivio.
Laurie
Frederiksen
Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Part of the miracle is you at Bivio. We thank you for all the quick
and professional help you provide to the sometimes confused club
treasurers. You are always there and cheerful. You are wonderful,
and this letter to all of us is just part of your charm.
Thank you and Merry Christmas
Dave
FDIC (Friday Depositors Investment Club)
On 12/23/2015 8:24 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
"Santa
is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas
brings miracles It's easy to say you
don't believe but if you keep looking and
you keep really watching, you'll see." -
Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we
celebrate miracles. It might be the
miracle that the days will again get
longer, the miracle of the birth of a
baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit
will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a
small amount of oil, sufficient for only
one day of light could stave off the
darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence
of light in the darkness in many ways and
with many traditions. Our common bond in
our celebrations is the belief that there
is something out there to hope for. Our
celebrations remind us how important that
is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The
gifts we receive by participating in our
investment clubs are not cookies or shiny
boxes topped with bows. They are the
chance to share our journey with friends.
Together we search for the light in the
darkness as we spend time learning about
something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly
how you celebrate during December. But
what matters most is that we all continue
to believe in miracles, we all continue to
travel hopefully, we all continue to
share our lives with people we care about
and we all continue to provide the gifts
each one of us can offer to the world to
make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles
with your clubs and your families from all
of us here at bivio.
Laurie
Frederiksen
Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Do what you can. Want what you have. Be who you are.
Sent from my iPad.
On Dec 23, 2015, at 11:24, Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Thank you Laurie, staff and everyone that post on here!
Merry Christmas! and Happy holidays!
Moiz
Randall Robichaud on
Wonderful message Laurie, thank you!
On Wednesday, December 23, 2015, Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
"Santa is real and Christmas is magic. Christmas brings miracles It's easy to say you don't believe but if you keep looking and you keep really watching, you'll see." - Parenthood- Season 4, Episode 11
It's the time of the year when we celebrate miracles. It might be the miracle that the days will again get longer, the miracle of the birth of a baby, the miracle that a man in a red suit will deliver gifts, or the miracle that a small amount of oil, sufficient for only one day of light could stave off the darkness for as long as it was needed.
We celebrate our belief in the existence of light in the darkness in many ways and with many traditions. Our common bond in our celebrations is the belief that there is something out there to hope for. Our celebrations remind us how important that is.
As investors we travel hopefully. The gifts we receive by participating in our investment clubs are not cookies or shiny boxes topped with bows. They are the chance to share our journey with friends. Together we search for the light in the darkness as we spend time learning about something we share a common interest in.
Your personal traditions determine exactly how you celebrate during December. But what matters most is that we all continue to believe in miracles, we all continue to travel hopefully, we all continue to share our lives with people we care about and we all continue to provide the gifts each one of us can offer to the world to make it a better place for all.
Here's to your celebrations of miracles with your clubs and your families from all of us here at bivio.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com