From: veronica hansen
To: Lydia
Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2007 5:19:16 PM
Subject: Re rain
Such a wonderful sight to see. Raincoats and umbrellas Happy people and smiling faces. Water in dams and new growth appearing in dry paddocks. Thank you all for your efforts. I am so grateful for being part of such a wonderful group. Thanks Lydia for the inspiration and loving energy.
Veronica
Hi Veronica,
That's terrific! You've really got the hang of it now, good for you and everybody over there.
Lydia
Natural Solutions for the body, mind and spirit
http://passion4oils.younglivingworld.com
The Passionate Life: Dance, Music & Other Loves
http://thepassionatelife.blogspot.com
There is no word for Goodbye
We just say 'a hui hou aku no' (Hawaiian), or 'ma uriul' (Palauan)
That means 'until we meet again'
We never leave each other.
When does your mouth say goodbye to your heart?
To: Lydia
Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2007 5:19:16 PM
Subject: Re rain
Such a wonderful sight to see. Raincoats and umbrellas Happy people and smiling faces. Water in dams and new growth appearing in dry paddocks. Thank you all for your efforts. I am so grateful for being part of such a wonderful group. Thanks Lydia for the inspiration and loving energy.
Veronica
Hi Veronica,
That's terrific! You've really got the hang of it now, good for you and everybody over there.
Lydia
Natural Solutions for the body, mind and spirit
http://passion4oils.younglivingworld.com
The Passionate Life: Dance, Music & Other Loves
http://thepassionatelife.blogspot.com
There is no word for Goodbye
We just say 'a hui hou aku no' (Hawaiian), or 'ma uriul' (Palauan)
That means 'until we meet again'
We never leave each other.
When does your mouth say goodbye to your heart?
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