Re: To n/to Reb and to group

[Guest guest]

Dear Reb, all I can remember of my brief

visit to your city, Lund, and my short time

in Sweden, years ago is "Dahk," which I

think is thank you, or at least part of the

phrase. I think it was Takk in Norwegian--

all kind of like Dahnke in German.

Thank you so very much, Reb. As my

mother lived to 103, it is downright terrifying

to think of how much more global warming

I might actually live long enough to experience!

My father, who had MS, too, lived to 97, I think.

Love to you and to from me, Reb,

Appreciatively,

n

To n

A belated happy birthday to you all the way from Sweden! (No wonder the birthday wish is late when it has to travel that far, huh...)."Ja, må hon leva, ja må hon leva, i hundrade år" (Swedish birthday song, i.e: "Yes, may she live, yes may she live, in hundreds of years"). love/Reb