TY for the cards

[buster]

TY very much for all your condolence cards , i have read everyone of them , and shed more than a few tears. Will try to get my head around photing them to post on here. Furthest afield was the lovely weka , all the way on the other side of the world TY. But had some from other countries also. Especially liked the ones with hand written poems , you are a great bunch of people , so loving and caring. I wont always be on here , but i wont always be absent , Di loved this site , and each of you very much. We had the pleasure of meeting some of you , and the rest we felt we had.

Bb

[JanB]

De nada, bjs

[JanB]

In English, means it's nothing, kisses.

Which basically means, for you, anything.

[buster]

In English, means it's nothing, kisses.

Which basically means, for you, anything.

We should have a like button on here like facebook

[saundra]

Saw my neighbour tonight sorry to say he forgot to post my card he will do it tomorrow take care xx

[Weka]

I’m amazed my card got there so quickly! The post office told me at least 10 days before delivery.

In hard times we tell each other Kia Kaha (literally stand strong). It means a bit more than that though. Think of the haka, standing together brings strength and power to the haka, so it’s a reminder so seek out others to help your strength, while also encouraging you to stay strong within yourself.
Aroha nui (again literally big love) means that we wish you to feel the love that is surrounding you and my love is being added.

Hope you liked the stamps.

[buster]

Hope you liked the stamps.

Noticed the kiwi before i turned it over and saw the address xxx

[Kaz]

You're so very welcome Bry ((((x))))

Weka, I love that!

[Nanna]

So little but well meantxxxxx

[miasmum]

That is lovely Weka, I always think the Haka is so powerful.

You are welcome Bryan, just wish we could work miracles x