while some of you have no memory of your God, to this day, I, in My Faithfulness and in the greatness of My Love, come to you, to offer you My Heart, greater offer than this, one cannot give" TLIG.ORG.AU
while some of you have no memory of your God, to this day, I, in My Faithfulness and in the greatness of My Love, come to you, to offer you My Heart, greater offer than this, one cannot give" TLIG.ORG.AU
Keep praying,cause the God I serve is awesome and moves mountains.He can work miracles,anytime any day.So, keep believing and keep him 1st and u will be back out in the real world.you r in my prayers!!! Tobi Davis
Apologies again for such a delayed response. Just took a look at the date when you wrote last and can't believe it was five months ago! Hope you've been keeping well in all that time and that your mom's doing better.
I kept on telling myself that I'd watch The Fighter before I replied to you, which I have done now, but I probably should have just replied. I can imagine how frustrating waiting for correspondence can be when there is not much else to do. I quite enjoyed the start of the movie with the struggle that Wahlberg's character has to go through as well as hearing about the relationship with his brother and the difficulties that he has as well. I thought in the end though it was a bit triumphalist and it seemed like that final win came too easily and everything was unrealistically fixed all of a sudden. I'd recommend another more recent Wahlberg movie called The Gambler. There's much deeper despair and perseverance in that film and in the end it's about finding escape and peace rather than triumph.
Funnily enough I too live near Nottingham like your old friend. I live in the same county as the city of Nottingham (in a town called Mansfield) and even went to school there. You're right about Indian names haha. Some can be so long! One of the longest one's I've heard of is the former cricketer called VVS Laxman - full name Vangipurapu Venkata Sai Laxman.
I'm studying for a BA in Anthropology and Law in London and have just finished my second year. Maybe one day I could help your case. Can't imagine the difficulties of a life where such basc things as showering are on a rota.
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Apologies again for such a delayed response. Just took a look at the date when you wrote last and can't believe it was five months ago! Hope you've been keeping well in all that time and that your mom's doing better.
I kept on telling myself that I'd watch The Fighter before I replied to you, which I have done now, but I probably should have just replied. I can imagine how frustrating waiting for correspondence can be when there is not much else to do. I quite enjoyed the start of the movie with the struggle that Wahlberg's character has to go through as well as hearing about the relationship with his brother and the difficulties that he has as well. I thought in the end though it was a bit triumphalist and it seemed like that final win came too easily and everything was unrealistically fixed all of a sudden. I'd recommend another more recent Wahlberg movie called The Gambler. There's much deeper despair and perseverance in that film and in the end it's about finding escape and peace rather than triumph.
Funnily enough I too live near Nottingham like your old friend. I live in the same county as the city of Nottingham (in a town called Mansfield) and even went to school there. You're right about Indian names haha. Some can be so long! One of the longest one's I've heard of is the former cricketer called VVS Laxman - full name Vangipurapu Venkata Sai Laxman.
I'm studying for a BA in Anthropology and Law in London and have just finished my second year. Maybe one day I could help your case. Can't imagine the difficulties of a life where such basc things as showering are on a rota.
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Joy.