Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2011

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Christmas  & New year have a special place in our hearts. Around our household, we have the official festive season from September last week to February 2nd week. In these 5 odd months, we celebrate all our birthdays, our marriage anniversary, a lot of fun festivals, not to mention Christmas & New Year. This year, it is even more special because we have 2 noisy, hilarious & rowdy kids to share and multiply our joy.

We wish you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

I also want to tell you that how much thankful I am to you. Without you, I wouldn’t be spending this holiday season with my family. Because you find me useful, and support me thru your visits, purchases, comments & enthusiasm to learn that I have the courage to leave my day job to embark on this exciting journey called chandoo.org. Thank you.

 

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2011

About this year’s Christmas Card:

If you have ever tried to photograph a child, you know how difficult it is to capture the perfect moment. Now imagine capturing the perfect moment for twins. After numerous attempts to get  a perfect family photo where all 4 of us are smiling, we gave up. Instead, this year, we picked the most-un-synchronized photo. None of us gave a good pose, and yet, we are happier than ever. 🙂

A Special Holiday Gift for you

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Holiday Posting Schedule at Chandoo.org

This holidays I will be blogging little. I mention the schedule of posts from now thru New Year 2011 below so you can enjoy your holiday instead of worrying what you will miss.

  • 24 Dec – no post
  • 25 Dec – no post
  • 26 Dec – no post
  • 27 Dec – no post
  • 28 Dec – Round up Christmas & New Year Spreadsheets for you
  • 29 Dec – People & Blogs that helped in Year 2010 – Thank you Message
  • 30 Dec – Best of Chandoo.org – the Awesomest Excel Stuff in Year 2010
  • 31 Dec – no post
  • 3 Jan – Excel Links – Happy New Year Edition

Forums:

Chandoo.org Excel Forums will continue to operate during holidays. I will not be participating much in discussions though, but I will check new posts once a day and try to provide quick answer if I can. Don’t blame me if I sound too cheerful in the reply to your pressing-problem-that-must-be-solved-RIGHT-NOW!.

Online Store:

Our online store will be open all through out. Go ahead and purchase something if you need. Your product deliveries are automatic. Please call me on +91 814 262 1090 or +1 206 792 9480 if you have some questions. Pay no attention to noisy kids in the background if you do call.

Email:

I will try to clear my inbox once a day during holidays. If you do not see a reply even after New Year, be kind and send me a reminder. I promise to send good thoughts your way along with reply 🙂

Once again we wish you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2011.

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