29-06-2016, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Oh I love freebies too haven't had any for a while.
29-06-2016, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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That was really good of them Julie. In answer to your question, yes, in a way, but in words, not gifts. It won't mean anything to anyone but me though.
I had written to my Indian Yoga teacher to tell her I would not be going anymore as I struggle with the Hindu language so much, although I am very fond of everyone in the group, which I am.
Her reply in short was that it was my choice, but she would never forgive herself if I left because of her, and she had spoken to someone who would come in and translate for me. I thought that was extremely kind that she was willing to do that for just one person.
She finished by saying simply "we all love you." And I know it was meant.
That really filled me up. I suppose it is because living alone, no one has said that to me for years.
Sad, emotional wreck aint I.
It certainly restores one's faith in human nature when one reads about the kind people out there such as those on this topic.
29-06-2016, 10:43 PM
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Yes Mary, I went back today and I'm very glad I did, because when I got there, this lovely teacher had cooked me some Indian food to take home for my dinner, wasn't that kind.I had taken her some of my best perfumed roses from ym garden as a thankyou for all her kindness, too. So we had a hug and it all worked out lovely.
29-06-2016, 11:00 PM
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Once again, this is true, a couple of days ago, I was in a predominately Asian area of the city, and an Asian gentleman asked for my assistance, there was a bird savaged by something, presumably a cat, on his drive, it was upsetting his youngsters, and, for some reason, he could not bring himself to bin it, so I did the necessary, in some small way, we had a meeting of minds.|
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