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There are no words, thank you Elizabeth. Wonderful parents!
Dear Colette after reading your story I think you have a lot of good experience to give. I think I will visit your wonderful blog again.
Oh, I have clicked before reading my post. I have just mistaken “cone” instead of “come”. I hope you can understand what I’m saying you, speaking mother to mother, woman to woman. Happy new year to you, and your Sophie!
Dear Elizabeth I like your words, as it seems to me they cone from the inside. And our sons come from our deepest inside.
Thank you brother David for your special wishes, and my best wishes to you for these days and the new year. Your words and your calmness help me, in my own anxiety. God is with you.
You are an example of a good life. Thank you for what you are teaching us.
I like very much reading your articles, dear Elizabeth! I would like to share with you some of my thoughts about what you are saying here, but it is difficult for me, both for the language and because I don’t want to write too much, taking advantage shamelessly of this place. Anywhere, I do like your reflections, from the deepest of my heart, and I say this as if I could see you. A big hug, if I can dare Anna
Dear Ose I think your soul has always been enthusiastic and deep, loving other people, behind the wall of your sufferings. Thank you for your ode and your reflections, your writings are the mirror of your soul.
I’m so touched by the tenderness of your love with Sophie… Last summer I read a wonderful book speaking about a relationship between father and son, similar to yours. I have not found on the web an english version but there is a spanish one: The author is Fulvio Ervas and the spanish title is “Si te abrazo no tengas miedo” edited by Seix Barral. maybe you could have this one. It is a true story of an italian man coming to US with his disabled so...
I’m so touched by the tenderness of your love with Sophie… Last summer I read a wonderful book speaking about a relationship between father and son, similar to yours. I have not found on the web an english version but there is a spanish one: The author is Fulvio Ervas and the spanish title is “Si te abrazo no tengas miedo” edited by Seix Barral. maybe you could have this one. It is a true story of an italian man coming to US with his disabled son and driving with him with a Harley Davidson from Miami to Los Angeles. Just to share with his special son an adventure. He is so special that he always hugs people, and he wears a t-shirt with the phrase in the book title, to calm who he hugs. It is a history of tenderness, of strength and weakness at the same time, but it is also so funny. With all my love and gratitude for your precious words.
In my little town and in the surroundings volunteers partake to the civic life picking up trashes left at the edge of the roads. Town council organizes these actions, and gives the volunteers the gloves, the high visibility vests… I work during the week, but sometimes I’m volunteer with kids and young people. I always try to take them a Message of love and respect for environment. This summer with another volunteer we suggested them a game: it will be rewarded the tea...
In my little town and in the surroundings volunteers partake to the civic life picking up trashes left at the edge of the roads. Town council organizes these actions, and gives the volunteers the gloves, the high visibility vests… I work during the week, but sometimes I’m volunteer with kids and young people. I always try to take them a Message of love and respect for environment. This summer with another volunteer we suggested them a game: it will be rewarded the team that would have picked up more trashes. Kids played so well! The place was so cleaned after the game! Thank you Kristie for your blog and Margaret and Saoirse for your reflections. If not now, when? Also Pope Francis encourages us to love Earth and Environment!
Thank you, dear Fabiana. What you share with us is so deep, so true and you write this great truth with kindness, your words get into our souls.
Oh che emozione vedere tutti voi, di cui leggo ogni giorno, riuniti insieme, per noi, visitatori del vostro meraviglioso sito. Excuse me, I have really wanted to write something in my language. I do thank you, I’ m so moved… You really help me. My best wishes for all your work, and for all your wonderful ideas. A big big hugs. Anna
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