My Holiday Wish List

1. Let there be peace on earth.

2. A pink diamond pendant.

3. Panasonic home theater system with wireless rear speakers.

4. POD by Atlantic CD organizer.

5. Cereal dispenser by Zevro.

6. Carlos Falchi handbag.

7. Nohonon desk character.

8. Sennheiser wireless headphones.

9. Kindle digital reading device by Amazon

10. A trip to the banana republic.

Happy Holidays one and all!

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