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Started Jun 18, 2011
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pakse Jul 18, 2011.
There is an old Chinese legend that says, "There is an invisible red thread connecting those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place or circ***tance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but never break". This is a very good description/concept of soul mates and the bond, the "thread" that holds them together. What I love about this quote is that it can be applied to your romantic or platonic relationships with people. Sometimes the people we meet in our lives are so random, but nevertheless significant. Maybe we are meant to meet them at a time in our lives when we need them for something. That something may not be monumental, but it can be something as simple as an affirmation of who we are and what we want in life. Even the most negative people or event can teach us a lesson about life and about ourselves if we care to look. Yes, I believe things happen for a reason. What that reason is depends on your perception, understanding and even need. All these things change over time, nothing and no one remains the same... and that is the beauty of life
The 2nd Laotian National Conference is just around the corner and it’s not too late to register. You have plenty of time. You can either register now or at the conference on August 5th, 6th, but space is limited so it’s best to preregister. Even though this conference is created with the Lao community in mind, we welcome all organizations and people who are interested in language, cultural performances, the youth, education, advocacy, mental and physical wellbeing. This is one of the…
ContinuePosted on July 13, 2011 at 9:00pm
Every group has pride in their culture, people, language and traditions... I am no different. I love where I come from. I remember my past because it helps me live my life in the present and guide me to be better in the future. I am proud to say I am Laotian American. Even though I have embrace my life in America and reaped the benefits of being an American citizen, I have managed to retain my cultural values and beliefs. Yes, it is safe to say I…
ContinuePosted on March 29, 2010 at 10:00am — 2 Comments

You probably already knew but, you know I would ask a Lao Lady when she came to America and at what age to find out how young she is?... Lol, yes, I had read some of your post and have figure that out...Lol... Just thought I share that with you if you didn't.




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