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Comment on Where are we headed? by Peter Cooper

Peter Cooper — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:21:16 +0000

Glad(GADS) with a L, Glen is on the road of mend…Also the GOA trip sounds like my kind of place. A Santa Barbara full of Capital One workers…Let me know what you’re doing for accomodations,etc….These pictures should be the greatest of all…..Can’t you include any in your TFC blog ? Pictures, pictures is what we’re all wait’n to see…..Take care you all, As always, keep in touch………………..Ppp

Comment on Mumbai chapter by Spencer

Spencer — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:36:03 +0000

GADS, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Safety first! SDJ

Comment on Mumbai chapter by Jacobo

Jacobo — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:09:30 +0000

Uuuyyyy!!!! Eso se oye un poco difícil. Esas dificultades que han vivido son las que los hace crecer muchísimo como familia. Les mando un gran abrazo y mis mejores deseos de que pronto puedan recordar este viaje con mucha alegría.

Comment on One of the most fantastic places on Earth by deborah

deborah — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:16:59 +0000

Hello Dear Ones,
I am eager for more of your keen perceptions of the world around you. Thanks for the photos.
It will be a busy month of December with births, then a quieter 2010.
Always love,
Deborah

Comment on Flu, Swine Flu & what to do… by Sharon Williams

Sharon Williams — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:39:35 +0000

Hurrah! Your intuition led you to the right answer. Even many reliable medical doctors I know are warning of the risks of the Swine flu vaccine and yes, all the other vaccinations also. Blessings, sharon

Comment on Where are we headed? by CJ

CJ — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:24:01 +0000

Dearest Asha and family,

I saw that you refer to yourselves as “the GADS” in this post: Glen, Asha, Dharma, and Sarada. In the dictionary, the definition of a gad is “to be on the go without a specific aim or purpose.” Well, I just about blew the walls out of my little studio apartment when I made the connection, my laughter was so vast! And that phrase … “gad about” … seems appropriate, too. I just love when life plays these little games with names. It delights me so! So you are the GADS! And the names you chose for your lives this time around stand for this thing that you mention you can’t live without!

Very interesting I’d say. And DIVINE!

Love to you all … and happy gadding about!
CJ (Celestial Joy)

Comment on One of the most fantastic places on Earth by Susan Le Clair

Susan Le Clair — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:33:21 +0000

Your heartfelt journey will be calling you to see, and capture, the energy of innocence.

I’m loving the sharing already. I feel the strength and resiliency of the people you are moved to connect with. The authenticity of what you see and feel can be replicated, and I feel joy around this.

It’s a very powerful place you are taking us all to.

Thank you for doing this.

Comment on One of the most fantastic places on Earth by Reuben C. Adams

Reuben C. Adams — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:08:33 +0000

Thanks for keeping me up to date on your adventures. I have just recently embarked on a new romantic journey after a decade of unhappy divorced-dom. Please come visit with me again, whenever you are back to New England.

Comment on I said “Yes” the whole day, except to cotton candy! by Wendy Xavier

Wendy Xavier — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:33:17 +0000

What a facinating blog. I’ve bookmarked it and added your feed to my RSS Reader

Comment on Nostalgia for love by deborah

deborah — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:16:41 +0000

Dear Asha and Glen,
I have been married and divorced three times and I honor and respect and am grateful for each marriage and divorce. I am not rercommending it! I think one marriage is the perfect number if at all possible and love is understood and allowed to guide. I am proud of you! I adore that photo Sarada took of you two!
I think loving someone (other than my children - whom I cannot help but love) is partly a choice. Today I feel I love Paul more than before. He is fun, steadfast and generous. My prayer before meeting him for a get-together is: “Dear Mother of us all, bless my union with Paul.”
When in Japan two summers ago with my daughter, a fellow did some characters in ink on paper. I asked for the translation. He said, “Treat every meeting as a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Bon Voyage!!
Deborah