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friends forever

I was so happy today because I sent my blog add to everyone and some friends I haven´t heard from a long time wrote me. I think sometimes you don´t keep in touch for a long time, but you never forget your friends.

" You shouldn´t be in such a hurry that you forget your friends...
They say that you need one minute to find a person that means something to you,
one hour to learn to respect him,
one day to love him,
but a whole lifetime to forget him. "

There´s one sad thing about travelling and meeting new people, because you never know are you going to see these people again. But when you meet someone again, it´s such a nice feeling! I got a big smile on my face today, thank´s to my friends who remebered me. Keep in touch!

Pakko sanoo et vaikka syksy tekee tuloaan ja ilmat kylmenee ja tv syöttää meille kaikenlaista roskaa, ni ihanaa ku salkkarit tulee taas ;)

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Anonymous said…
Milla... My friend in my heart forever.
I see your homepage right now.
So so great it!!!
Most of all I feel you and your situation of mind. When did you come back your home from Tvind?
You know? I didn't go to Africa.
NOW I'm home in Korea.
I'm living very differnt life to England.
Denmark...Only I remember you and friends.
Let's keep in touch with.. openly.

Peace be with you.

from Minki choi
8/19/2006 4:31 pm
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