Thank You America
Posted on July 21, 2006
Filed Under US June '06 |
Thank you America for giving me such a good time. I’m glad my visa was approved and that it gave me the chance to witness this great country for myself. I truly loved and enjoyed my stay here. A big thank you too to all the wonderfull people I’ve met for being so hospitable and friendly. Please be sure that I’m not saying this for “sucking up” purposes. I really do mean what I say. You people really aren’t bad at all and you certainly don’t deserve the “infidel” label. Thanks again and peace out. I leave back to Malaysia today.
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Bon Voyage. Enjoy Tokyo.
I don’t understand. Why don’t we deserve the “infidel” label?
I’m glad that you enjoyed yourself. Have a safe trip back to Malaysia. But you know what? We are getting used to the “infidel” label. I think it’s even kinda sweet
Don’t take it away from us please.
I’m glad you could make it over here, and that you had a good visit.
I wish that some day I could visit the Sudan, or Malaysia.
Just my opinion, but I think almost all people, as individuals, are filled with a desire for good, and this is what holds the world together. A reflection of the Higher Power we all seek.
Thanks for writing down your thoughts on America for us.
It’s nice to have visitors with an open mind.
Is the Kuffar label more appropriate, Drima? LOL
Have an easy jet-lag -
Tse.
Have a safe trip home! Good to hear you enjoyed your trip so much. We infidels aren’t so bad afterall, eh?!