Random gedachten.

[tetouzient_]

Eg goe bezug.

[Avempace.]

So hello guys..

[Avempace.]

Er is niets veranderd, de afgelopen 60 jaar.



This saddens me..

[Aquakiss]

Mijn kat is weer aan het straatvechten.

[Athlete.]

Mijn kat is weer aan het straatvechten.

ben ooit in de nacht wakker geworden door katten die aan het knokken waren. Dat geluid wat er uit hun mond kwam was niet normaal hhhhhhh

[prinses3arbia]

"Toegeven dat je fout zit moet je nooit zien als falen maar als persoonlijke groei"

[siPure]

"Toegeven dat je fout zit moet je nooit zien als falen maar als persoonlijke groei"

Klopt helemaal.

[Ontdek]

Zeker. Ik geloof dat fouten erkennen, gezond is voor je eigen nafs/ego.

Een junk zal nóóit geholpen kunnen worden als hij of zij niet toegeven dat ze daadwerkelijk verslaafd zijn.

[Gezocht1]

Zucht

[Benvito]

“Over den uitslag eener „crisis” beslissen tenslotte
factoren, die onberekenbaar zijn. Het eenige wat men
doen kan, om een uitslag ten goede te bevorderen, is,
de beletselen daartoe uit den weg te ruimen en de
krachten en mogelijkheden ten goede te vergrooten.
Men zal dus dieper moeten zien, dan de oppervlakte
der verschijnselen en tot de oorzaken moeten door-
dringen.“

[tetouzient_]

Good friends are a blessing. Alhamdolilah.

[Avempace.]

The Malê revolt (Portuguese: Revolta dos Malês, pronounced [ʁɛˈvɔwtɐ duz maˈle(j)s], [ʁeˈvɔwtɐ duz mɐˈle(j)s], also known as The Great Revolt) was a Muslim slave rebellion in Brazil. On a Sunday during Ramadan in January 1835, in the city of Salvador da Bahia, a group of black Muslim slaves and freedmen, inspired by Muslim teachers, rose up against the government. Muslims were called malê in Bahia at this time, from Yoruba imale that designated a Yoruba Muslim.[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malê_revolt

[Avempace.]

Dear Little Daughter:

I have waited for you to get well settled before writing. By this time I hope some of the strangeness has worn off and that my little girl is working hard and regularly.

Of course, everything is new and unusual. You miss the newness and smartness of America. Gradually, however, you are going to sense the beauty of the old world: its calm and eternity and you will grow to love it.

Above all remember, dear, that you have a great opportunity. You are in one of the world’s best schools, in one of the world’s greatest modern empires. Millions of boys and girls all over this world would give almost anything they possess to be where you are. You are there by no desert or merit of yours, but only by lucky chance.

Deserve it, then. Study, do your work. Be honest, frank and fearless and get some grasp of the real values of life. You will meet, of course, curious little annoyances. People will wonder at your dear brown and the sweet crinkley hair. But that simply is of no importance and will soon be forgotten. Remember that most folk laugh at anything unusual, whether it is beautiful, fine or not. You, however, must not laugh at yourself. You must know that brown is as pretty as white or prettier and crinkley hair as straight even though it is harder to comb. The main thing is the YOU beneath the clothes and skin — the ability to do, the will to conquer, the determination to understand and know this great, wonderful, curious world.

Don’t shrink from new experiences and custom. Take the cold bath bravely. Enter into the spirit of your big bed-room. Enjoy what is and not pine for what is not. Read some good, heavy, serious books just for discipline: Take yourself in hand and master yourself. Make yourself do unpleasant things, so as to gain the upper hand of your soul.

Above all remember: your father loves you and believes in you and expects you to be a wonderful woman.

I shall write each week and expect a weekly letter from you.

Lovingly yours,

Papa

[liefschaapje.]

Daar ben ik weerrrr.

[liefschaapje.]

We gaan weer door met mijn doel.