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Here we are in our Thanksgiving outfits. We celebrate Thanksgiving in Columbus in September, so the decks will be clear for our big November Christmas extravaganza. Actually, this is an old picture, because Margie thought we all looked good in it. Personally, I would dispute that, at least if she weren't sitting here in the same room with me. To use Margie's suggested intro, this is a busy time for the Hunters. Rob just started school at Columbus State, after two quarters at Ohio State-Newark. He says he likes Columbus State a lot better, but after one day, it's probably better to suspend judgment; we'll give you an update on that Nov. 25 at Christmas. Amy is going to Bradford Culinary School and is also working at Sugardaddy's, a small brownie-making company that was enjoyed by celebrity guests of Ellen Degeneres. Sugardaddy's will be featured on the Food Networkin the fall of 2007, at which time Amy will hopefully become a multimillionare. Otherwise, she will finish school, have her internship, and work. She is also only a few hours from getting her degree at Ohio Dominican, which she has told her father she will get. Bryan moved to Denver six months ago and recently got a temporary job at Coors Brewery. He has since moved to Golden, a nice little town snuggled up against the mountains where the brewery is located, and hopes to become a permanent hire soon. Some of us are hoping (OK, probably just me) that Amy and Bryan collaborate on the world's first beer brownie, which could become an international hit. Margie is working 24 hours a day on this website, which is pretty hard to do considering that she still has a job with the Volunteer Firemen's Resource Organization. She is able to do this because they are between projects. As long as there is another project, this is a good thing. Bob is still working as a sports columnist at the Columbus Dispatch, which last weekend took him to Seattle for the Ohio State-Washington football game. There are more games in his future.