Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. Well done in your sobriety, I hope that continues so that you can rebuild your relationship with your family.
Hey Kelly Happy to hear from you again! Sad to hear you're in a bad mood. Well take it easy for a while, like Rita says, the struggle you are fighting can be taken up again later when you feel better about it. No, I don't know Rita, but yes I do live in Belgium too. That's really special, don't you think so, Rita? Lately I asked you, Kelly, if you do some meditation because I do and it strengthens me very much. It's a question of finding your basic strength within yourself. I believe within oneself there is down deep a place where it's always peaceful. It's the place where I feel God lives in. Don't know if you believe in God and I'm sure He loves you too as you are His child too. I didn't tell you yet but I'm always using a wheelchair and for me it has been and still is a struggle to be satisfied with what I have. I can imagine this is hardly possible when you're in prison, but I think it's not completely impossible to find a bit of peace with yourself too. Just a thought of mine, feel free to do with it what you want. Thank you for the hugs, I return them to you with much gratitude and love,
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. It is interesting to hear about American TV. The Voice only came over to the UK last year, but it has done a lot better than the X Factor which makes me happy, although admittedly I do quite like Simon Cowell.
Well, Bob I realized I forgot to include the art pictures I promissed; they'll come later with a letter from Belgium then. You'll get them! :-)
It's late here. And it was a very hot day!
I am visiting George jr tomorrow and these will be my 2 last visits. He will be sad... I know him. :-(
I visited today the museum of Carl Sandburg; one of the greatest poets of America! His parents came from Sweden. Did you hear from him, Bob? He wrote many! poems for the people, he was a prose writer, he wrote children's songs and forgotten songs also, he played the gitar. He was a filosopher, a socialist, an activist and wrote the biography of Lincoln's life. He won the Pulitzer price with it. I saw his tiny birthplace in Galesburg, IL Where I am at.
A man who visited Belgium, took an interview of me. While he had visited Belgium and had written an article about my country. And was writing other articles in a magazine relating to Carl Sandburg. I told him I loved poetry! I bought two books of Sandburg and some postcards. I love reading in general as you know. Just finding the time to read ;-)
Have a nice tomorrow, Bob; and I hope you'll receive pretty soon my letter!
When George jr would be released, he has to stay one yr and a half in Chicago. where he is supervised. But he has a job and his pro deo lawyer Jessica is searching for a groups house to readjust to society. We hope for the best!!
If so, I will help him to do that!That is then my mission. ;-)))
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Happy to hear from you again! Sad to hear you're in a bad mood. Well take it easy for a while, like Rita says, the struggle you are fighting can be taken up again later when you feel better about it. No, I don't know Rita, but yes I do live in Belgium too. That's really special, don't you think so, Rita? Lately I asked you, Kelly, if you do some meditation because I do and it strengthens me very much. It's a question of finding your basic strength within yourself. I believe within oneself there is down deep a place where it's always peaceful. It's the place where I feel God lives in. Don't know if you believe in God and I'm sure He loves you too as you are His child too. I didn't tell you yet but I'm always using a wheelchair and for me it has been and still is a struggle to be satisfied with what I have. I can imagine this is hardly possible when you're in prison, but I think it's not completely impossible to find a bit of peace with yourself too. Just a thought of mine, feel free to do with it what you want. Thank you for the hugs, I return them to you with much gratitude and love,
You'll get them! :-)
It's late here. And it was a very hot day!
I am visiting George jr tomorrow and these will be my 2 last visits. He will be sad... I know him. :-(
I visited today the museum of Carl Sandburg; one of the greatest poets of America! His parents came from Sweden. Did you hear from him, Bob? He wrote many! poems for the people, he was a prose writer, he wrote children's songs and forgotten songs also, he played the gitar. He was a filosopher, a socialist, an activist and wrote the biography of Lincoln's life. He won the Pulitzer price with it. I saw his tiny birthplace in Galesburg, IL Where I am at.
A man who visited Belgium, took an interview of me. While he had visited Belgium and had written an article about my country. And was writing other articles in a magazine relating to Carl Sandburg. I told him I loved poetry! I bought two books of Sandburg and some postcards. I love reading in general as you know. Just finding the time to read ;-)
Have a nice tomorrow, Bob; and I hope you'll receive pretty soon my letter!
a big hug from Rita
We hope for the best!!
If so, I will help him to do that!That is then my mission. ;-)))