Feedback
NB: I will continue to add enlightening, entertaining or inspiring feedback messages as they stream in from my blog readers all across the world. Stay tuned to this page!
[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Quick recovery to him and thanks for the great piece you wrote. All will be well.
Waweru Muchai,
Kenya.
[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Great writing! Keep it up. God bless.
Brenda E. McDaniel,
The United States.
[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Lovely read, Thuita J. Maina.
Patrick Gatonga,
Kenya.
[On the story about "Inspired By My Fellow Citizens"] Nice story. You have an almost poetic style of writing. I relate to the topic of sleep challenges. I think the ending could be a bit more compelling. Why was Nancy so inspiring? In the end, it isn't getting enough sleep that's the issue. It's having a reason to get up!
Laurie Shook,
The United States.
[On the story about "Reading the Bible in Public"] Good for you! God wants us to be bold in our faith, not scared or embarrassed. I would say carrying and reading your Bible in public could present you with opportunities to speak to others about His Word.
Wendy,
The United States.
[On the story about "The Girls I Have Loved"] Thank you for sharing a part of your story with us.
Jada,
The United States.
[On the story about "The Girls I Have Loved"] What a cute post Thuita! You will find the the words you need as time goes on. It is also nice to concentrate on the friendship part, I know attraction is a part of it but if you get to know each other you may just surprise yourself as the words flow. Belated Valentine's Day to you too.
Jennifer SK,
Redhill, United Kingdom.
[On the story about "The Girls I Have Loved"] Sweet memories they are! You've reminded me of the days. To be sincere, Veronica was a beauty. I like your write-up, TM.
Robert Kahando,
Nairobi, Kenya.
Man, I love your pieces; they make for wonderful reading.
Francline Chisienya,
Nairobi, Kenya.
[On the story about "The Girls I Have Loved"] Thuita J. Maina, I've already read the story; taking us down the memory lane. I've loved it!
Nchao Njathi,
Nairobi, Kenya.
[On the story about "Reading the Bible in Public"] If you are brave enough to carry your Bible in public, you should not be embarrassed to read it. Perhaps others will learn from your example which is exactly what the Lord God expects of you and all of us as well.
Sunnie,
Raymond, NH.
[On the story about "Reading the Bible in Public"] Nice!
RedZRosebud,
Clarksville, TN.
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