My dear friend, it is so good to see you back online with us, not that i'm on here much but i do like to see your (now)little angel when i'm here.I hope ever thing is well with you. Thinking about you alot.
Love Louise.
Welcome back. Missed you... Hope things are working out well for you. Have been thinking of you :)
Glad to see you back and learning a little Japanese ...mata ne Yoriko hugs Raelene
Glad to see you're back Yoriko, you were missed a great deal!
Welcome back Yoriko, have missed you here and all of your lovely comments and links and of course your designs
Hello Yoriko, so glad to see you back. I just love your little angel. Hope you and your son are settled , and well.
Good to see you back here! Take care!
Thanx for the link - *4U!
I am glad to see you back. I hope you are OK after the move. SEnd you my love. Martine
Glad to see you back Yoriko, I hope you do feel a lot better and thank you for the link.
Yoriko, so happy to see you back - we are all blessed to have you, too. Unconditional Love, Shirlene
It made me very happy to see our little Japanese Angel this morning! I missed you and am glad you are back. I will keep you in my prayers.;)
It's so wonderful to feel the love from this beautiful family, makes you feel strong. Jerrilyn, thank you so much!
Thank you. I'm glad you're back.Hope you're feeling well again.
So glad you are here:) THANX for sharing this site!
Hi Yoriko
Good to see you back. Sorry I have not had the time yet to sew out the Kanji designs I have bought from you, they will get done. Continuing to keep thinking positive thoughts for you.
Sayonara Asterixsew
Dear Caroline, thank you so much for being there for me. Have missed 'talking' to you all. Arigato gozaimasu, Yoriko.
It is great to be able to have a talk, be it technical or banter. Its just starting to snow here
Sayonara and Konban wa or is it oyasuminasai?
I love winter time and the snow, miss that too. Sayonara means 'goodbye', konbanwa 'good evening' and oyasuminasai 'good night'. Maybe 'mata ne' should be the proper word(means 'see you') It's amazing you know lots of Japanese words, makes me happy. :)
oyasuminasai was the word I was not sure about. It must be the middle of the night for you as I write