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@ Hi Russell,
Are you OK in Japan?
 
Georgia
 

@ Hi Barbie,
Are you and the family alright and safe in Japan?
Blessings
 
Georgia

@ Hi Ruthi,
Are you in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, now?  We’ve shared something in common! I’d stayed and spent quite a long time in Taichung.  How are you doing in Malaysia? 
Greetings and Blessings,
Georgia

@ Hi Mr and Mrs Dan Rudd and family,
Praise Lord! I’ve read your message to Myra, and knowing that you and your family are safe in Japan.  My Japanese friends and their relatives here are fine, too.
Blessings,
Georgia

@ Myra,
I received your message through my e-mail.
Praying that our folks in Japan are fine.
Thanks for praying.
 
Georgia

@ Well, I’m kind of close to Vancouver…Thanks! Sorry for the late reply, I suck at anything electronic.

@ Myra,
I assume that you were the one that sent the message regarding the earthquake in Japan. I just wanted to recommend the organization CRASH Japan (http://crashjapan.com/). I have worked with them previously after the Kashiwazaki earthquake in 2007 and I know the director personally. They are a good organization.
 
Dan Rudd

@ Hi Tina, I just sent you an e-mail aswell.
 
Thanks for getting back to me. It’s nice to know someone else is going through a similar journey to me! Yes, the speaking invitations are great – congrats…I am less enthusiastic to take them up yet (I’m not a natural public speaker). I hope the awful Japanese earthquake doesn’t affect your plans n…[Read more]

@ Thanks for your reply, Thomas! I have already left Australia, but I gave out most of my paintings to my friends or friend’s friends…Same thing happened when I worked in China last year, and now I am working as a free-lance designer, translator, interpreter in Japan. I kind of wish my parents are diplomat, too, so that I could have extended my…[Read more]

@ Hi Enshu, about time I replied to your comment – thanks so much for the interest – yeah, the TCKness has given me a voice for my (art)work, it made a lot of thoughts gel for me which before were present but not as consciously articulated. Culture and landscape, the arbitrary relationship between the two, what does “indigenous” really mean today,…[Read more]

@ Hey Heidi, congratulations on the success of your book. I’m going to have to buy a copy! All the reviews are wonderful. Mine is doing well also and has generated a lot of speaking engagements. I’m heading off to Japan next month to speak at a few international schools in Yokohama and Tokyo.
Isn’t this fun?!

@ Hey Ben. I was going to message you last week to wish you luck with finals, but I was a bit caught up with them myself and didn’t realize what was going on until they were over. 🙂 Anyway, hope they went well for you. I’ll try to have some of this snow cleared up by the time you get here, but no guarantees. Safe travels!

@ Hey Ashley! Check out the new video I posted: http://t.co/X3pu9YU

@ Hello Tina,
 
How are you doing? I hope things are going well with your book – I have been following your progess online. You can read reviews of “Home Keeps Moving” on my blog if you like: http://homekeepsmoving.blogspot.com/p/press.html
 
Stay in touch,
Heidi 🙂

@ Hi,
ich bin gebürtige Tübingerin 🙂 .
Und bin seit 10 Jahren wieder in Deutschland.
Momentan bin ich aber die meißte Zeit in Heidelberg.
Aber meine Familie wohnt noch dort.
Bei Fragen kann ich natürlich helfen 😉
Liebe Grüße Anna

@ Hallo Liebe Nachbarin,
Sie haben sehr schöne Fotos aus Kamerun mitgebracht ! 🙂
Diese Wochenende ziehe ich mich um nach Küsterdingen, in der Nähe von Tübingen.
Wohnen Sie schon lange in Tübingen?
Wie lange waren Sie in Kamerun?
Liebe Grüsse
Steven