What yoi say is true. Its unconditional love that we are called to give.And its the most difficult.Loveable people are easy to love but its the unloveable ones we have trouble with.God loves us unconditinally.
I really wish i could send you vegetables and flowers. Mom wqould be happy too. Glad she is better and getting care from you and medical personel.My elders are OK too.
You all should migrate to India during the winter months, you would love the cool weather and have house help too.And lots of western stuff is available here if you are willing to pay the price. Lights have gone. Bye
Dear Amrita, oh, wouldn't I love to migrate to India. You are having the same temperature levels now as we do in summer. (About 19 Celcius degrees I've read from your blogmeter) When nights are past 20 degrees in summer they're called tropical nights. That don't happen very often. Except from the three dark months we have lots of lights though. Now it's half past seven and the dawn is moving gently on tip toes in the east. I don't think I would miss western stuff that much. Well, enough water and a bathroom maybe, some electricity is nice.
We have a family cottage in the mountains, built by my grandfather in 1934. It has no electricity at all, but we enjoy life there as much as one can imagine. A river to bathe in, fresh water from a bubbling brook, freedom, fun and games all day for adults and for children too. Guess I'd bring some books cases and batteries and my laptop-.
Now you see what you have gotten me into to? Sitting in my kitchen dreaming about India! P. S. My Dad gave my Mom an half Indian pet-name after reading about Taj Mahal. One of the Seven Wonders of the world. you know the Lady it's built over was called Mumtas. Well, my father began to call my mother by that name, then my brother and I slowly changed it to Montas, then Monta and finally in the cat language my brother invented about 1960 it became Monten. (and I became Felisol) So Monten my Mom is still called by us and our nearest friends and relatives. Live well. From Felisol
That is the most fantastic phrase "love me the most when i deserve it the least...." WOW. Thank you for sharing that. I also like your Psalm 139 about me. I am tempted to use that on tomorrow's blog/devotional. Enjoyed my visit - Jennifer
Hi Felisol -- I have been out of it for the last ________ (you pick) days. Lots of things happening and to do. I did post but that is sorta' rude, to write, not read, and be happy when you get your friends to say hello anyway. The essence of your Valentine greeting and wish. Thank you for coming.
Oh yes, you guys can migrate to Texas also, and bring Mom and all. At least for the winter, or perhaps next winter. ..
LOVE ME THE MOST 
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Happy Valentine 's Day Felisol.
What yoi say is true. Its unconditional love that we are called to give.And its the most difficult.Loveable people are easy to love but its the unloveable ones we have trouble with.God loves us unconditinally.
I really wish i could send you vegetables and flowers. Mom wqould be happy too. Glad she is better and getting care from you and medical personel.My elders are OK too.
You all should migrate to India during the winter months, you would love the cool weather and have house help too.And lots of western stuff is available here if you are willing to pay the price.
Lights have gone. Bye
Dear Amrita,
oh, wouldn't I love to migrate to India.
You are having the same temperature levels now as we do in summer. (About 19 Celcius degrees I've read from your blogmeter)
When nights are past 20 degrees in summer they're called tropical nights. That don't happen very often.
Except from the three dark months we have lots of lights though. Now it's half past seven and the dawn is moving gently on tip toes in the east.
I don't think I would miss western stuff that much. Well, enough water and a bathroom maybe, some electricity is nice.
We have a family cottage in the mountains, built by my grandfather in 1934. It has no electricity at all, but we enjoy life there as much as one can imagine.
A river to bathe in, fresh water from a bubbling brook, freedom, fun and games all day for adults and for children too.
Guess I'd bring some books cases and batteries and my laptop-.
Now you see what you have gotten me into to? Sitting in my kitchen dreaming about India!
P. S. My Dad gave my Mom an half Indian pet-name after reading about Taj Mahal. One of the Seven Wonders of the world.
you know the Lady it's built over was called Mumtas. Well, my father began to call my mother by that name, then my brother and I slowly changed it to Montas, then Monta and finally in the cat language my brother invented about 1960 it became Monten. (and I became Felisol) So Monten my Mom is still called by us and our nearest friends and relatives.
Live well. From Felisol
All the pretty hearts!
(and yes, I will reply to your mail, I'm just slow)
hope you had a wonderful day ... you are so sweet Felisol, and just bless my heart at every remembrance of you!
big ((hugs))
That is the most fantastic phrase "love me the most when i deserve it the least...." WOW. Thank you for sharing that. I also like your Psalm 139 about me. I am tempted to use that on tomorrow's blog/devotional. Enjoyed my visit - Jennifer
Hi Felisol -- I have been out of it for the last ________ (you pick) days. Lots of things happening and to do.
I did post but that is sorta' rude, to write, not read, and be happy when you get your friends to say hello anyway.
The essence of your Valentine greeting and wish.
Thank you for coming.
Oh yes, you guys can migrate to Texas also, and bring Mom and all. At least for the winter, or perhaps next winter.
..
PLEASE COME BY MY SITE FOR AN URGENT PRAYER REQUEST!!! JENNIFER
Thank you for coming by and heeding the call for prayer. It means a lot to me! Jennifer
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