Hello Sarka! It is a great pleasure to see you a winnner here. Congrats my dear friend and wish you the best with everything you do :-) Talk to you soon ;-)

Hi John - Hi LaNell, BUT - MOST of all a HUGE Hi to Sarka - WOW!! young lady I have so much admiration for you - what an INCREDIBLE Journey you have taken and look at your destination TODAY ! Simply AWESOME - Well Done To You Sarka. They say "A journey of a thousand miles - Begins with but a single step" and my goodness - you have taken a good few (Respect to you):) Illness is simply a condition of poor health - and most if it is in the state of your mind ("If you think you are OR you think your not - YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT"). The power of the mind is BREATHTAKING as you have thus far proven Sarka :) You are where you belong today POTW and quite deservedly so - I Honor You & I Respect You. FANTASTIC JOB - Long may you Reign over us :) Warmest appreciation Robbie Elliott Earn@WealthShare.Cjb.Net MANCHESTER - England http://SimpleSystem.ProBuilderPlus.Com

Another Great choice John & LaNell, HIP HIP HORRAY!!! Sarka, A Congratulations is going your way from way out here in Sunny Southern California, USA. Enjoy! ---------------------------------- Place a FREE AD on me: http://FreeAdTraffic.com

Sarka, I add my congratulations and best wishes to those of others who have posted before me. I believe that English (my mother tongue) would be a difficult language to learn as a second language, especially for speaking. (E.g., through and enough are similar in spelling, but are pronounced differently. Sword is another word that breaks the rule for English-speaking children.) It's interesting (to me) to see the difference in pronunciation among UK English, US English, and English spoken in India. Sarka, I applaude you for your work on learning English. I pray God's richest blessing on you. Lawton

Tabiy, Lisa, Patric! Thank you my dear friend for your congratulation. Thats nice from you to wisching me success. Success to yyou too, Sarka