Happy Holidays!
posted by just a girl at 2:02 AM
Monday, December 24, 2007
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11 Comments:
Beautiful colours :)
xx
Happy holidays to you Maha! I'm going to kiss my screen and hope you get it all the way over in the Middle East :)
hugs,
Maria
Happy holidays Maha. Thank you for bringing another year's worth of joy into my life :)
all my love,
Colleen
Happy Holidays, Maha!
Maha.. I recently caught part of the movie Serendepity on TV. An obituary writer was telling the "hero" of the film something that stayed with me. Apparently, the Greeks in their golden days never wrote an obituary.. When a man died, they just asked, "Did he have passion?" The answer to that question said it all. Given what we are told all the time about their philosphers, I assume they had deep wisdom ;-)
Indeed, passion, quiet or firey, is what makes our presence in this world valued and more importantly, our absence missed. It's what allows us to make a difference.
I know that the answer in your case (with the question not being asked for many many years to come) would be a simple unequivocal YES.
Hope you are having a great vacation, sucking up on family love, recognizing the value of having them so close while learning to appreciate the privacy and sanity that come with having them so far
:-)
I have a special present for you when you get back.. Take care!
Maha, I hope your holidays are happy and blessed and your next year filled with a lot more joy and brilliance. At least half of what you've brought to our lives. I hope that one day I can meet you and hang out! I think you're one of the coolest chicks I've ever read and Still Searching is right on when she says you are one passionate lady!!!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OF THE WOMEN AND MEN WHO COMMENT :) -lily
hey canuck, happy holidays and happy new year =)
it'll be great to read all about your adventures in 2008! my wife and i read your blog and you've always given us food for thought, so thanks!
trevor & belinda from boston
I wanted to wish you a very happy, healthy, hilarious new year. Travel safe and we'll chat when you're back.
Excellent 2008 your way!
a fan
Only you would have a 'fishie' blowing kisses your way ;)
Happy everything to you, doll.
x
I never responded!
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU, TOO!!!!!!!
Crazy exclamation girl tonight.
xox m!
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