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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +When Holiday Shoppers Get Hero?s Welcome
      This holiday season, retailers are being extra nice, and not just to the regulars.

    +Wife/Mother/Worker/Spy: The Wisdom of a Four-Legged Elder
      It is hard when your dog gets old, especially for the humans who live with him.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: Was That You, Santa?
      I never cared about Santa Claus. But he was the conceit that delivered the one thing I did want.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: Down a Slippery Slope
      One white lie opens the door for thousands of lies ?hurtful lies, egregious lies, fabulously elaborate lies.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: Scripting a Fantasy of a Family
      A writer creates her own vision of a made-for-TV husband and kids, where even the flaws are adorable.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: No Home I?d Call My Own
      On the road I didn?t have to explain myself, or why I felt I didn?t have anywhere to go.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: A Return to Good Graces, With a Helping Hand From on High
      During one Christmas, the writer is touched by God?s hand, or a reasonable facsimile.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: Do You See What I See?
      A Christmas Rorschach reveals the fault lines in a family of storytellers.

    +Unbelievable Holiday Tales: Am I a Flight Risk? Guilty on All Counts
      A holiday dodger finds there is nowhere to hide to avoid Hanukkah, Christmas, New Year?s, fill in the blank.

    +Boîte | Armani/Ristorante: Living the Life, or Sizing It Up
      Despite the feeling of an exclusive club, there are no guest lists to subvert, no guards to impress.

    +A Night Out With | Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin: Yes, She?ll Hire a Nanny
      Hanging out at the Public Theater with Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin, who have written five books with each other, including ?The Nanny Diaries.?

    +Shaken &Stirred: Once, It Required a Trip to Barbados
      The Oak Room at the Plaza revives the Posset, an ancient, festive cocktail.

    +Social Q?s: To Give or to Give Up
      This week, more answers to readers?questions about holiday dilemmas.

    +Books of Style: Better Ways to Start a Century
      Joel Priddy?s eye-catching adaptation of O. Henry?s classic Christmas tale, ?The Gift of the Magi?and other books.

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