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17 January 2010

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jeanie

The Haiti stories fill me with pain. This is deeply touching.

Philip

THis picture is stunning my dear friend Tara! Hugs.

Stephanie

I have missed this...that you are moving to Amsterdam.

We all wish there was more that we could do, and I hope that our money is being well spent. There is so very much to do.

x..x

Marilyn

My heart just cries when I see the devastation in Haiti. A great idea to donate summer clothes.

Good luck with cleaning out and getting ready for a big move next year.

We are looking forward to traveling with you. I ordered my new lens and it is in the mail. I can't wait to get familiar with it and also get my camera back from the camera doctor. Soon I will be playing again with my camera.

Se'lah

you always touch my soul so deeply Tara. hope your meeting with the antique dealers go well. sending lots of positive vibes your way.

one love.

The Bold Soul

Tara, for clothing donations, who in Paris is accepting them and where could I take donated clothing? We've got summer stuff around here we could donate, easily. And since we're moving soon, too, this is a double-win if I can clear space and reduce my packing while giving much needed items to Haiti.

Marianne

Oh - another Jordan trip! You have struck a chord with that one. Good stuff.

Gillian

Oh my, another trip? You are one busy lady.

Haiti needs as much help as possible, I agree. I'm going to see if I can gift my KIVA funds to some kind of relief there, instead of relending them out.

I'm currently sorting out the visa information and the passport updates we require for Jordan right now. I'm also facing tax season, dreadfully unprepared as my computer crashed in October wiping out two months of entries for my business books. It all has to be manually reentered! But as we both know, there are far greater problems in the world so I promise you that wasn't a complaint.

Saying prayers for the Haitians, they've been through enough already as it is.
xoxo

bella

Such a devastating, catastrophic event... my heart goes out to the people of Haiti and their families.
Good luck with the dealer! I hope you get to clear out all that you wish for.
Am excited to hear what news lies ahead for the Nov. journey. xo

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