Words and thoughts must put into practice

September 2, 2012

Words and thoughts concerning compassionate action that are not put into practice are like beautiful flowers that are colorful but have no fragrance.
~Thich Nhat Hanh #wp

Jendhamuni on September 2, 2012.

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    Evelyn Colon Laboy

    September 3, 2012

    :))) Using the holyday to clean up the house!!! Then go out to the pool. I think is pretty nice.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    September 3, 2012

    I cannot go anywhere this week dearest +Evelyn Colon Laboy I have a very busy schedule, many projects to work on and need to get done by the end of the week. Thank you for the great plan. I will try to have a little time for myself next week.

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    Evelyn Colon Laboy

    September 3, 2012

    +Jendhamuni Sos I hope you can finish all yours projects. I know how it is when you have to finish at certain time. Sorry you are so busy. But I hope you enjoy your resting time next week. You deserve it, after all the work. It's necessary to take a rest to recover the energy and be restored.

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    Evelyn Colon Laboy

    September 3, 2012

    +Jendhamuni Sos Sorry if I did not know to express myself, English is not my first language, and I make grammatical mistakes. I did not want to tell you to get out to the pool. This is my plan for today. Sorry my mistake, and you have a beautiful afternoon. 🙂 a lot of smiles.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    September 3, 2012

    No worries dearest +Evelyn Colon Laboy I still understand what you are saying, no matter what you wrote:))) Yes, next week, when I  finish my big project, I will take one day off for myself, so I could do shopping, running just like normal people:)))

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