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| 19th August 2008 Trrg | aw I'm jeallous! - From: My Date with a Pop Star I've just recently found out what my heros name is, after listening to his songs over and over. What a story! Wow! |
| 3rd August 2008 andy briggs | Western TM's - From: Why Snoopy and Woodstock Never Made it to Tibet Wow, that must have been a truly frightening experience. Thank goodness that the TM's in the UK and Europe have lost this vicious streak, in the short time they have been in the west. I own 9 Tibetan Mastiffs, 3 males and 6 females, and can honestly say they are nothing like the ones you describe. yes, they bark at strangers to guard the property, but we can confidently allow visitors in and out with no problems at all; most visitors bring their children and sometimes their own dogs too. You can see my pack at: www.tibetanmastiffdog.com and a few YouTube videos, my channel is http://uk.youtube.com/user/K9TMD. Please take a look, it may change your opinion about this breed (not resident in Tibet). regards Andy |
| 18th July 2008 jimguru | Looking forward - From: Pemakö, Part 1: Just the Getting There I look forward to reading your upcoming blogs....must be pretty hard getting them uploaded though, if my experience of the N.E was anything to go by.... |
| 7th July 2008 Dadul | keep up the good work, - From: Pemakö, Part 1: Just the Getting There i'm so happy to know good work that you're doing and see pictures from my home town (Pyingdem) funny... i can't recognize none of the childrent in picture but i'm sure if i see theirs parent they'll be familiar to me, still so happy see them all. i'm so thankful to you and want to say keep up the good work. |
| 6th November 2007 anonymous | - From: New Year's Photo Gallery it was good |
| 21st June 2007 Donna Ainsworth | hello from Ann Arbor - From: Quick Update Hi Wangmo, Just a quick hello to let you know that I check your blog from time to time, and loved the piece about you in the Ann Arbor new. |
| 1st May 2007 Stephanie | Thank you - From: Five Cats, 22 Orphans and 24 Nuns Hi Wangmo, I was searching the web for some info about Tibet and Kusum Lingpa and came across your journal. I can't stop reading about it, even though I'm at work. Such a wonderful work that you've done! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us. The pictures are so beautiful too! Best of wishes, Stephanie |
| 27th April 2007 anne bannister | Dog Attack - From: Why Snoopy and Woodstock Never Made it to Tibet Oh My! You are a talented writer and what a dramatic event. I am happy to hear you are well. Thanks for sharing these great stories. Anne. |
| 15th April 2007 michael | be careful - From: Why Snoopy and Woodstock Never Made it to Tibet Hey, I'm expecting to see you again, lets be careful please. Wow a crazy horse ride in the mountains and a few days with a rock star. Man what a life. miss and love you. Michael |
| 15th April 2007 Deepali | Glad you're ok - From: Why Snoopy and Woodstock Never Made it to Tibet Wangmo, What a scary story- you must've been terrified. That is so good that you were wearing that cord. With love, Deepali |
| 14th April 2007 Ms. Caya | Better than coffee - From: Why Snoopy and Woodstock Never Made it to Tibet Wow, your dog story broke the semi stupor of a late morning start!!!!!I am so glad to hear that you were unharmed and the horse ok. I also enjoyed the videos of Sherten. Are there any dull moments in your life??!!!! I think of you often with love and affection, susan |
| 12th April 2007 wiliam o'brien | monastaries - From: New Photos! New Photos! i have had a pleasure to meet some of the people it is with sadness i realize i see them only infrequently thank you for the memories |
| 5th April 2007 Joseph | Thanks - From: New Year's Photo Gallery I'll be traveling through Aba to Mardo Tashi Choling in July. Thanks for the preview. Joseph |
| 26th February 2007 Owl | Happy Losar - From: New Year's Photo Gallery Tashi Delek! Happy Losar! Thanks for sharing these great photos! love, al |
| 24th January 2007 Jane Mitchell | may blessings abound - From: Auspicious Connection Does this mean they will marry? Sending good wishes for health and happines s however it goes.... |
| 11th December 2006 Susan C | Beautiful..... - From: New Photos of the Girls they are all sobeautiful...thank you, Wangmo, for the pics. BTW, have all the girls been "adopted" by sanghamates? Is there a girl I can help support ? In addition to money, can I write? Hope you are well. Glad to here that the trip will be about $2000---a lot less than I thought it might be. sending love, susan |
| 13th October 2006 ginny | october 12, 2006 - From: Take a Seat, Celine Dear Wangmo--What wonderful writings and pictures. Miss seeing you but when I read your stories and adventures it seems like it was yesterday you were packing to leave. Keep sending the pictures and stories. See you soon-time goes so fast. Love and hugs, Ginny |
| 11th October 2006 susan | awesome - From: Take a Seat, Celine good to be connected again. A lounge singer. How neat. I havent heard you sing since we were children. and guess what!! I still have the tapes. They are on cassette. I'm going to transfer them. Best of luck to you always. Keep up the good work. You've met some pretty amazing people |
| 4th October 2006 Susan | Take Two Seats, Celine - From: Take a Seat, Celine Hello Wangmo, What a wonderful entry this was. It is remarkable and kind of you, that you can still find the time and energy to update this blog. I so appreciate the pictures and information. I think of you often and reading and seeing this blog makes you seem a little less far way and brings the land of Do Khyentse Yeshe Dorje right to my doorstep(so to speak). I send love and hugs across the world to you.....susan |
| 21st August 2006 Julia | Amazed, again - From: Five Cats, 22 Orphans and 24 Nuns Thank you for sharing such a beautiful experience with us. Chris and I miss you terribly in Ann Arbor, but are awed and humbled by the important and amazing work you're doing in Tibet. We would also like to help with your friend's incredible project. Let us know the best way to handle donations. Lots of love, Julia. |
| 19th August 2006 Rachel | Long time no pecan bun - From: Five Cats, 22 Orphans and 24 Nuns Hi Wangmo, This is amazing, heartbreaking and disturbing! I'd be happy to donate some money for these girls and women. What a wonderful opportunity to really help some people. Should I put the money in your Paypal account or is there another way?I recenty discovered that Paypal takes a large percentage. Also, can I forward this link to some other people. There is always a chance that someone else will feel compelled to donate some money. You seem very critical of yourself but it sounds like your doing great. Love, Rachel |
| 30th July 2006 Rigdzin | Wow - From: Traling Gompa and A Return to My Darlag Roots Wangmo, your adventures sound fantastic and are very inspiring - thank you for taking the time to write them out - please keep them coming! Love, Rigdzin |
| 19th July 2006 Pilar | Wednesday - From: Traling Gompa and A Return to My Darlag Roots Wangmo, How amazing that you are making such connections, what a great opportunity. I'm so happy for you! I hope you have continued success in your work abroad. with love, P. ps Thanks for the funny pictures you emailed me!! |
| 12th July 2006 Susan | Great pictures - From: Celebration! Your pictures are worth far more than a thousand words.....thanks for all the delightful photos and equally delightful text. with love, susan |
| 9th July 2006 Michael M. | beautiful journal - From: Celebration! Wangmo, thank you for giving us this insight into your adventures. Sometimes I fell like I am right there. You could be a travel writer for National Geographic! much love xxxooo Michael |
| 6th June 2006 anne bannister | Noah - From: Home, Sweet Home Noah is doing GRRRRREAT! He really likes Big Kitty and Max and has thoroughly investigated all parts of 612 North Main. He would like to explore the great outdoors, but this hasn't happened yet. He does get to sit by the open (cracked-open) window and smell the breezes. He is a really sweet PRINCE and I am so glad to have him here. |
| 6th June 2006 anne bannister | Great Writing - From: Home, Sweet Home Thanks for taking time to describe your experiences. You are a great writer and, sitting here in Ann Arbor, it is good to learn more about this other world. |
| 2nd June 2006 Rachel | I **LOVE** the lamp! - From: Home, Sweet Home I'm so glad you are feeling better and found a home. Love, Rachel |
| 28th May 2006 susan | amazing - From: The Ups and Downs of a Goma's Life truly amazing travels. i just started to follow you today. you are so strong and courageous. hang in there. follow your dreams. i'm so glad to be back in touch. love, susan |
| 28th May 2006 susan | wow - From: A Day of Surprises I'm following your travels. Very exciting. Wish you much luck. |
| 26th May 2006 Julia | Faith, etc. - From: The Ups and Downs of a Goma's Life Stephannie, I feel so privileged to be able to glimpse inside your experiences. It's so easy for me to fall into a pattern much like the one you described and to believe the my life is filled with "hardships." I admire so much your journey and your courage. I'm learning so much just by reading your journals and am so grateful that you're sharing all of this with us. I think you're an amazing woman. Thanks for being in my life! |
| 15th May 2006 michee | hurt pedestrian - From: Almost There How awful! What a terrible obstacle to happen at the beginning of your trip! Do you know if the person was ok? I am assuming you are... With love, Meech |
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