I'm well thanks. Firstly I'm sorry for the very late reply. I'm a student and work has kept me busy. You're childhood family get to togethers sound really intimate and wonderful. I have been lucky as well to have had that sort of closeness with family friends as part of a large Indian migrant community in the U.K. I hope that one day again you'll be able to reunite as a family like that and these difficult days will seem far away. Is your mom doing any better? Don't worry about keeping on making mistakes. Just never lose sight of a better tomorrow and keep making small changes to your actions and you'll arrive at forgiveness. No one is damned forever. In the end we're all just human and flawed but we have to keep on moving forward even though we can't see where we're going to end up.
All the best, keep well and have a Happy Christmas and a better New Year.
Hey D.J., Merry Christmas, sorry I have not replied sooner. I have not been feeling too good and have been working long hours so I run out of time. I could not read your last letter because it was wrote in pencil and it had all smeared. I can not afford to buy gifts this year because of my surgeries and getting behind in my bills. So no one is getting a gift. I am sorry about that also. Saw grandma and grandpa this afternoon and they seem to be doing okay. Well don't have much to say but Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas because I doubt I get back on before then. Love you, Aunt Dollie
It's Harlan. I'm swamped with school and haven't had time to write so I wanted to jot you a note through here. My letter that included a package of stamps was returned saying they couldn't find you at that address, or perhaps I got the address wrong, I'll check it when I have some time but it may not be until mid-January when the semester ends.
I hope you're well, I'm sorry my letter didn't get to you and it took me so long to write through here.
I forgot that this is not email. So it does not tell you who just sent that post. It is Tim Parks. I guess you figured that out. But I am just putting it all together now.
Allan, I finally figured out how to go to your blog. What a great outlet this must be.
I have been trying to write a letter for so long, but never seem to get that accomplished. So hopefully this will get to you ok.
All is well in Memphis. My work has been challenging with the economy as it is. Bills keep pilling up, and business is not what it used to be. The press says the economy is improving. But it has not gotten down to my level yet. Maybe next year.
The Choir is as strong as ever, and Chuck is leading us into another Candle light service this next Sunday. Some new fun pieces and only a couple that are extra challenging. They would not be hard for you to read and figure out. But I still struggle with a few.
The tenor section is fairly consistent with 4 of us. I probably miss more Sunday's than most. Chuck and I still sing Tenor, and we have an older women Nancy and Paul who are newer to the choir. Both of them read music better than I do. So it is a fairly solid section. Not enough young folks joining the choir though. But I think that is the situation with the whole church.
I will cut this post short, since I don't know if this is the right format to get in touch with you.
Just know that I am thinking about you and your family during the Holidays, and look forward to reading more on your posts.
How come I miss you so much but you don't seem to believe it? I love and miss you more than you think. How come it's hard for me to show it!? ........ Xoxoxo <3 your sis TK
I'm well thanks. Firstly I'm sorry for the very late reply. I'm a student and work has kept me busy. You're childhood family get to togethers sound really intimate and wonderful. I have been lucky as well to have had that sort of closeness with family friends as part of a large Indian migrant community in the U.K. I hope that one day again you'll be able to reunite as a family like that and these difficult days will seem far away. Is your mom doing any better? Don't worry about keeping on making mistakes. Just never lose sight of a better tomorrow and keep making small changes to your actions and you'll arrive at forgiveness. No one is damned forever. In the end we're all just human and flawed but we have to keep on moving forward even though we can't see where we're going to end up.
All the best, keep well and have a Happy Christmas and a better New Year.
Hari (19/12/2014)
Merry Christmas, sorry I have not replied sooner. I have not been feeling too good and have been working long hours so I run out of time. I could not read your last letter because it was wrote in pencil and it had all smeared. I can not afford to buy gifts this year because of my surgeries and getting behind in my bills. So no one is getting a gift. I am sorry about that also. Saw grandma and grandpa this afternoon and they seem to be doing okay. Well don't have much to say but Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas because I doubt I get back on before then. Love you,
Aunt Dollie
Ron
It's Harlan. I'm swamped with school and haven't had time to write so I wanted to jot you a note through here. My letter that included a package of stamps was returned saying they couldn't find you at that address, or perhaps I got the address wrong, I'll check it when I have some time but it may not be until mid-January when the semester ends.
I hope you're well, I'm sorry my letter didn't get to you and it took me so long to write through here.
Love,
Harlan
I forgot that this is not email. So it does not tell you who just sent that post. It is Tim Parks. I guess you figured that out. But I am just putting it all together now.
I finally figured out how to go to your blog. What a great outlet this must be.
I have been trying to write a letter for so long, but never seem to get that accomplished. So hopefully this will get to you ok.
All is well in Memphis. My work has been challenging with the economy as it is. Bills keep pilling up, and business is not what it used to be. The press says the economy is improving. But it has not gotten down to my level yet. Maybe next year.
The Choir is as strong as ever, and Chuck is leading us into another Candle light service this next Sunday. Some new fun pieces and only a couple that are extra challenging. They would not be hard for you to read and figure out. But I still struggle with a few.
The tenor section is fairly consistent with 4 of us. I probably miss more Sunday's than most. Chuck and I still sing Tenor, and we have an older women Nancy and Paul who are newer to the choir. Both of them read music better than I do. So it is a fairly solid section. Not enough young folks joining the choir though. But I think that is the situation with the whole church.
I will cut this post short, since I don't know if this is the right format to get in touch with you.
Just know that I am thinking about you and your family during the Holidays, and look forward to reading more on your posts.
I love and miss you more than you think. How come it's hard for me to show it!? ........ Xoxoxo <3 your sis TK