sum wrote:I would like to wish everyone a very happy Christmas and New Year.
My wish for a very happy Christmas is also for SAM and Garudaman along with their co-religionists. Hopefully they will see the light.
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sum wrote:I would like to wish everyone a very happy Christmas and New Year.
My wish for a very happy Christmas is also for SAM and Garudaman along with their co-religionists. Hopefully they will see the light.
sum
survivor wrote:Ariel wrote:I hope everyone had a very nice Christmas. Mine was not too great. Husband and I had/have the flu, while we still had/have to visit my 96 year old mother who is getting worse and worse, and who needs more and more attention. She still lives at home.
Anyway. Today we have a day off, and we can feel sorry for ourselves, a whole beautiful day long. How nice....![]()
I am sure next Christmas will be better.
Sorry to hear you and your family are not feeling well, Ariel.
Hope, you guys recover soon and have a great 'New Year's celebration'.
Nosuperstition wrote:red things hung on the Christmas tree supposedly represent the blood of Diana,the queen of heaven in pagan Germanic and Norse mythologies denoting fertility of the females.Muslims might not accept the pagan Christmas tree as long as such things still continue to decorate the tree.
And specially for NS and those how don;t like Christmas
And may I convey a tentatively optimistic anticipation of an amelioration with the onset of a new enumeration period to all.manfred wrote:... And specially for NS and those how don;t like Christmas, let me add a politically correct Christmas greeting and New Year's wish:
Fernando wrote:Not just India, NS. In England it's the other way round though: the South sucks up all the wealth and has the best trains. Billions are being spent on a high speed train to get people to or from London a few minutes sooner - people suggest it will simply extend the London suburban commuter belt North as far as Birmingham. Meanwhile, there is little or no money for trains to get around the North and hasn't been for years.
The North has its uses though: London councils find it cheaper to send their homeless there, rather than keep them in London.
Nosuperstition wrote:When you find out that people love your money more than you,then levels of attachment will naturally decrease.
Far from it: Yorkshire alone has more people than Scotland and there is still County Durham and Northumberland before you get to Scotland.Nosuperstition wrote:I think Southern U.K is Britain,the heart of U.K whereas Northern U.K is Scotland which is culturally different from Britain even though the language of English is imposed over there.Am I right?
manfred wrote:Nosuperstition wrote:When you find out that people love your money more than you,then levels of attachment will naturally decrease.
Ah, the rich man's curse.... does she love me or my bank account? There are similar curses to that, so rich people are not the only ones with problems like that. "Does he love me or my body?" is another one...
Some will be prevented from ever having a meaningful relationship with others because of that, others simply approach the whole "love" thing is a pragmatic, almost cynical way... I cont care what she thinks as long as she does, generally, what I expect of her, and I pay her. In one thought, the wife becomes a prostitute.
It is not a coincidence that many rich and famous people have several marriages.
The secret in love is not your expectation of others, but your willingness to give yourself to the other. Love is found in giving not demanding. Love is self-less. You can only find it to the extent you are willing to loose yourself. The man how withholds a commitment because of fear that her real love might be the money he has , also brings about the sham marriage he accuses his wife of. If you want to see real love between two people in action watch an old couple that have been together most of their lives. There is often little show of affection, but you can see that they know each other perfectly, just like they know themselves. They complement each other, two sides of a sheet of paper.
They know every last of each others strengths and weaknesses, and they have simply accepted each other as they are. They more than a team, they are like a single unit.
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