I read your post "A Very 'Norfolk' Christmas". I'm sorry your Christmas won't be merry. It sounds like it will be horrible! Just know that I'm thinking of you. Many people on the outside are working to make the system better for you and others in your situation.
Thank you for sharing such personal thoughts and feelings. Your statement that you can hate what someone does or what they say but try not to hate the person is very wise, and very hard to do sometimes!
I hope that your Thanksgiving was ok and that you were able to be in touch with your daughter. I'm sure she sees how much you are trying to be a part of her life.
I hope that the transfer goes through, and that you get a chance to see your family during your treatment. I am sorry that your cancer prognosis doesn't look good. But it seems that the DOJ is cruel in not allowing you the chance to see your family and say goodbye. I'm far away in Canada and can't do anything to fix this, but please accept my positive thoughts from abroad.
This was a thoughtful and beautiful post, thank you.
I've added the book you mentioned to my reading list. I really appreciated how you summarized the key points. That's exactly what I do when I read a thought-provoking book too!
Different than your normal work but I can see this inside of you. How intolerance would cause things in your life to become unstable and hard. Let us see what's inside of you and we'll see the depth of your writing.
Hope is always where you need to look for a bit of relief and freshness in life. Never give up hope and look to the small and fantastic things to feed such hope.
I loved how you described what you made as a fruit salad for your Justine and even enjoyed seeing her eating it. :)) A caring man, I notice.
You turn 40 this 30th of November! I would like to wish you a Happy Birthday! Nice I can wish it to you. May there be a special event that makes your day special!And keep smiling... for everyday is special in its own way. My daughter Leslie in CA turned 37 on November 23rd and I felt kind of emotional that day, to not to be able to embrace her.:( I had her on a Sunday on an airforce base.She was the only baby born that day; they told me when I came in.It was the day 'before' Thanksgiving. I saw out of my room in Utah, the Rocky Mountains. And it snowed for the first time!! Her skin was so white too. She had those clear blue eyes! What a lovely baby she was!!! And now she moved to the States... Right now I'll contact your brother Justin by email. Let's hope you next get the money through him.
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I read your post "A Very 'Norfolk' Christmas". I'm sorry your Christmas won't be merry. It sounds like it will be horrible! Just know that I'm thinking of you. Many people on the outside are working to make the system better for you and others in your situation.
Take care,
Pat
Thank you for sharing such personal thoughts and feelings. Your statement that you can hate what someone does or what they say but try not to hate the person is very wise, and very hard to do sometimes!
I hope that your Thanksgiving was ok and that you were able to be in touch with your daughter. I'm sure she sees how much you are trying to be a part of her life.
You're in my thoughts,
E
I hope that the transfer goes through, and that you get a chance to see your family during your treatment. I am sorry that your cancer prognosis doesn't look good. But it seems that the DOJ is cruel in not allowing you the chance to see your family and say goodbye. I'm far away in Canada and can't do anything to fix this, but please accept my positive thoughts from abroad.
I think you have chosen the most worthy of all endeavors: Coming to understand and live into the understanding of Love!
You have given me encouragement today, and as someone who works with people in pain, it is a needed gift. Thank you.
God's blessings on all the love you will continue to give and receive.
In peace,
Holly
This was a thoughtful and beautiful post, thank you.
I've added the book you mentioned to my reading list. I really appreciated how you summarized the key points. That's exactly what I do when I read a thought-provoking book too!
Best,
mkd
I loved how you described what you made as a fruit salad for your Justine and even enjoyed seeing her eating it. :))
A caring man, I notice.
You turn 40 this 30th of November! I would like to wish you a Happy Birthday! Nice I can wish it to you. May there be a special event that makes your day special!And keep smiling... for everyday is special in its own way.
My daughter Leslie in CA turned 37 on November 23rd and I felt kind of emotional that day, to not to be able to embrace her.:(
I had her on a Sunday on an airforce base.She was the only baby born that day; they told me when I came in.It was the day 'before' Thanksgiving. I saw out of my room in Utah, the Rocky Mountains. And it snowed for the first time!! Her skin was so white too. She had those clear blue eyes! What a lovely baby she was!!! And now she moved to the States...
Right now I'll contact your brother Justin by email. Let's hope you next get the money through him.
Big hug from me!