My dear friend, Thank you so much for your heart-filled message. So many people felt the pain and sadness of Newtown when it happened, but then we get on with life and forget, but you didn't forget. You remembered and feel the pain of our society which is so filled with senseless violence. You are a beautiful person with a loving soul, and I am grateful to count you as my friend.
I've left a couple of comments on your posts but they may be getting lost somewhere. I've been reading your other posts though.
Things are good with me! I've been out of work since November which sucks but I had holidays booked between Nov-Feb and with the Christmas break, it's been really difficult to apply for work. I was offered a few jobs when I wasn't in the state so I had to say no. So now I'm back and don't have anything planned until May so fingers crossed that something comes my way soon!
How are things with you? I read on a response that you start a program in September? It's great to see how many comments you've been getting lately too.
I just want you to know that I am deeply moved by your poetry. It contained some of the best writing that I've read in a long. There was so much depth, and honesty, and truth to your words. Thank you for sharing your beautiful thoughts to the world. I will remember you in my prayers. I truly truly hope that things turn around for you because the world needs more voices like yours if it's going to be a better place.
This was a powerful broadcast. Christopher, I admire your perserverence--the system has not destroyed your humanity. Also happy to hear that you have found love. Many blessings to you and your strong warrior woman.
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I thought what you wrote was very beautiful and so perfectly articulated. I myself am not religious but the emotion behind it resonated with me. I also recognised some of the phrases you used from hymns or sayings I'd heard before and I think that made it more powerful, coupled with the wonderful imagery. Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much for your heart-filled message. So many people felt the pain and sadness of Newtown when it happened, but then we get on with life and forget, but you didn't forget. You remembered and feel the pain of our society which is so filled with senseless violence. You are a beautiful person with a loving soul, and I am grateful to count you as my friend.
My love and prayers are with you,
Sister Arlene
I've left a couple of comments on your posts but they may be getting lost somewhere. I've been reading your other posts though.
Things are good with me! I've been out of work since November which sucks but I had holidays booked between Nov-Feb and with the Christmas break, it's been really difficult to apply for work. I was offered a few jobs when I wasn't in the state so I had to say no. So now I'm back and don't have anything planned until May so fingers crossed that something comes my way soon!
How are things with you? I read on a response that you start a program in September? It's great to see how many comments you've been getting lately too.
Take care!
I just want you to know that I am deeply moved by your poetry. It contained some of the best writing that I've read in a long. There was so much depth, and honesty, and truth to your words. Thank you for sharing your beautiful thoughts to the world. I will remember you in my prayers. I truly truly hope that things turn around for you because the world needs more voices like yours if it's going to be a better place.
Warm regards,
Courtney
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I thought what you wrote was very beautiful and so perfectly articulated. I myself am not religious but the emotion behind it resonated with me. I also recognised some of the phrases you used from hymns or sayings I'd heard before and I think that made it more powerful, coupled with the wonderful imagery. Thank you very much.