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Please share a message you would like to send someone – dead or alive, known or unknown? message in a cyber-bottle so to speak.
I think we often have some burning message we need to share but do not always have a direct connection to the person/govt/org it is meant for.
So please share your message - long or short - and as many as you wish?
Am guessing there may be some very worthwhile lessons to be had from such sharing.
Closing Statement from Kate Blake
The meeting of similar minds made this a small but very warm circle of friendship at a time when I really appreciated it.
Thank you all who participated or read this, and to TED for providing the forum!














Daniel Smith
Debra Smith 200+
Colleen Steen 500+
It is WONDERFUL to see your smiling tulips and insightful comments here on TED again...missed you:>)
Sincerely,
Colleen
Kate Blake 50+
Yes, I love those bright tulips too - feels like they are me ...
Glad there are still a few I know around - so many have vanished - my message to those ones
"Please return we need your cheerful input?"
see you in a while, Kate
Colleen Steen 500+
I LOVE flowers of all kinds, and always appreciate your comments:>)
Here is another message for the "cyber-bottle".........
"be well...be safe...always....all ways:>)"
Kate Blake 50+
Julie Ann 10+
To everyone who makes a personal sacrifice so that someone else can have a better life, thank you.
Debra Smith 200+
Julie Ann 10+
Barry Palmer 50+
Salim Solaiman 50+
Very happy to see you after long long time.....wish everything was fine with you ....all the best
Kate Blake 50+
Seems to be a problem with notification - only found your message by accident? ha ha a bit like picking up the bottle!
Salim Solaiman 50+
To Friends who are martyr or took self exile from this Forum :
Stay well, best wishes.....I miss you all friends
Kate Blake 50+
It is an extreme way to protest ... may you gain religious and cultural Freedom very soon!
Kate Blake 50+
They have numerous plots and plans to try to extract their share of the ‘white’ wealth the instant they see the colour of our skin. One landlady said “we only see the colour of your skin, not that you are trying to living off your life savings, we just immediately see dollar signs. And all we can think of is how can I get those dollars off you” … a heavy expectation that flavours every interaction one has here and after more than 3 years that is very wearing.
It has given me great empathy for the very wealthy; the thought that every ‘so called’ friendship or interaction is probably laced with an expectation or hope that you will be excessively generous to them. As a person born into a poor family this experience only prevails when I travel to third world countries, I guess the fact that I can afford to go there doesn’t equate with the fact that I’ve worked very hard and lived frugally in order to be able to afford to do such things.