I wanted to tell all of you about a new friend who did the right thing,and helped a new friend,her name is Annette,she went out of her way to help me with blogging,i couldn't have done it without her,annette your a special friend to haveed helped a stranger in need,so i'll treasure your friendship for ever. I'm asking everybody who reads this to make annette your friend too,checkout her blogs at.
#1- (show them through me) at
lethebealight.blogspot.com
#2- (blogdaysandnight.blogspot.com
Thanks to all of you,your friend. camaroman
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- What laid up to my liver failure,was because i played football in high school,and was injured pretty badly ihad a lot nerve damage among other things, making a long story short,over the years the medicine made my liver go south and you know what happened next. I'm still taking alot of it to this day,plus i get shots, just got one today, or i couldn't be on computer,i'll keep adding more of my story as i go along. Ijust want to thank everybody who reads my blog and joins my community,thanks. camaroman
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I was just checking out your blog. Was going to check out your friends blogs with the addresses you listed on the posting and it didn't take you to the blogs. Just thought I'd let you know, maybe you can fix it sometime. I'll come back soon.
Nice to meet you and enjoyed reading. It's nice to see good folks helping others. I will stop by and visit Annette's blogs!
Hello Camaroman! Hope you're doing well! Just browsing your blog. It's nice to see that there are some people who are willing to help out when needed, isn't it?! Take care!
Dropping by to see your blog. It is always nice to have a friend that is always there.
Thank you for the wonderful message. It was fine to hear there were people who helped you. But the most wonderful news were your gratitude. You heartily thanked Annette, and that was the loveliest reminder to me. I visualized the multitude of people who helped me when it looked as if there were no outcome from my situation... While thanksgiving other we comfort all the hearers - thank you for the sharing of the love
doing the right thing is to avoid doing the wrong way... :-)
your blog does look good. keep up the good work.
yeah! let's keep doing the right thing.
One Coke commercial says
"you give a little love and it all comes back to you!"
:)
Great post and idea. I will visit her site next
What a wonderful, positive idea for a blog ! This world would be such a better place if everyone just "did the right thing".
Bye for now
Lynda, Kilimanjaro, East Africa
Hi!!Thanks for visiting my blog!!!I read that you had a difficult time with computer...but it seems you are doing fine now!!The secret is to love what you want to learn.Look:one year ago I knew almost nothing about graphic software.Now I use it to illustrate and I was invited to teach it.I spent many hours studying it.And,of course,I had help.With help things are easier!Hope you'll be back on my blog!!
Good day Sir! Just browsing your blog and I appreciate your blog format.I enjoyed reading some of the items regarding doing the right thing. I think this should be always in our mind choosing the right thing to do or if possible everything we do. Just a thought.
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Hi just saying hello. x
I'm in the same computer challenged situation....it is great to have help. Any takers :)
Your blog is very nice to visit and I will continue to do so.
Glad to see you are still with us. I just lost my Mom on Jan. 16, 2009. She died of Lung Cancer, but she was 87 1/2 years old. The Doc saw a spot on her right lung on an X-ray but did not doing anything for it. That was in May 2008, Mom went for a bleeding Stomach ulcer in Sept. Went to the Hospital for Fluid on her right lung in Oct. Made it through Xmas. and down hill from then. It was really fast. My Sister and I have not caught up with the fact that she is gone already! So Glad That You Are Here In 2009 :-) Talk Later, Cindi
Friends are really a living angel.
Great blog! Seldom do we see someone thanking others for their help - setting a good example.
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