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Okay, here's goes.

G'ma: Thank you so much. I hope you are really enjoying reading this. Love to you and AM and E.A. Don't forget to bookmark http://amywelborn.typepad.com. She's got bunches of stuff up you'll love (what's new, right?)

Dadooo: Thank you!! I hope Bubba conveyed the brief conversation we got to have your Sunday night. Please get Skype...then we can talk longer :-)

LC: Yes, please, on the contact, if at least by the time we come back.

Megs: Do you mean here in China? That would be Rejoice, a brand popular here and in Hong Kong because it is inexpensive, like Suave. I think it costs $.99 a bottle. If you are interested in the other personal hygeine products I am using here, please let me know. If you mean at home, because you are sending me something of a care package, forget the shampoo. I NEED BOO-BOO-ZAP. Stat!

Donovan's Wife: Thank you for the link. I hope not to kill this beautiful orchid. And yes, it was great to spend Mother's Day in China, and worth my (jewelry-addiction) while ;-)

Anonymous: Thanks for that info. I had read about that church here, but I think it isn't included in the index on the Diocese of Hong Kong website (which, of course, I can't access here in China). The one I thought I was trying to find was in Lanshan or Lantou? But Futian is an area I have started to explore. Maybe I can find it........

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Anonymous said…
I was there in August last year. As I mentioned, it is CPA. No full communion but valid sacraments and all that implies. Also, judging by how quickly photos of BXVI were snapped out of my hand by little old ladies, their collctive heart is in the right place.
Anonymous said…
by my shampoo question, i was referencing another part of that eye-opening polamalu interview.

but you're coming home in two weeks. can a package get there before then? did you get my email about the j.jill clothes?