There are some too-nice people here

[Roger Smith]

the chitlangi reminds me of a malla khuk.

 

[tyr_shadowblade]

I am now in the Czech republic. I thought I would see Europe before going back to Texas. I picked the wrong season. This place is dark and cold and cloudy and rainy every day. I already felt that way inside, so I didn´t really need it reinforced.

I hear that Amsterdam is more cheerful . . . you should go there. :thumbup:

 

[Ad Astra]

I hear that Amsterdam is more cheerful . . . you should go there. :thumbup:

Agreed. The art museums are uplifting and the delightful cafes so airy.


Mike

 

[coote]

I got divorced maybe five years ago. It wasn't fun, but things have certainly got better. I have three kids.

I like to think that all stories have a happy ending, and if things don't seem to be happy...then remember the story isn't over yet.

I believe that what we call death isn't the end. So finishing your life on earth prematurely probably wouldn't achieve anything... I think we all have lessons to learn irrespective of any death experience.

A nice new khuk would certainly be the cheerful pick-me-up gift that would put a smile on my face. That was a thoughtful act from a nice person.

 

[mohd]

Be strong Danny! Life must go on!
Smoke in KL for you!

 

[Spectre]

I think love holds the unverse together. Send me an email when you get a minute, Danny. I'm considering teaching English overseas, and I'd like your input.

 

[wildmike]

smoke and prayers Danny. Been through the darkness too... when grief and pain come like ocean waves. the memories never go away but your relationship to them will change. hang in there...life will get better. all things change.