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Dear Mr. Josef
Thank you so much sir for this advice. I will try to finish my thesis as far as I can.
Thank you for the answer :)
I think fuchsia flower color which you told me looks like in this picture
http://www.vanmeuwen.com/flowers/flower-plants/patio-plants/fuchsia...
then I could recall that we had the flower , called fuchsia in Thailand but its appearance is different from the picture posted .
Wish you a beautiful day :))
Hello Teacher Josef ,
Are there any flowers which are used as a color name besides lavender ?
Thank you and wish you a beautiful day :)
Hi Josef congratulation.. do you know for what? becouse the members of EC are more than 66276.. again congratulation.
Yeah, and that just raises further questions! :D
There is no balance in this world, and I believe that we are about to face big changes.
When humans do nothing to stop injustice, we have to wait for acts of God. :)
Aha! After Syria: the next Algeria? Click on the link Please! :D
I wonder, who would follow the oil of Algeria?!
I guess you're right! What about Turkey? Can't help? If yes, then only Syrian people can help themselves, but it would be the most brutal regime to handle, and this crisis will take a long time to go out from it. In addition to those dirty crimes, I watched on TV that the Syrian government calls people to make a common command with them, it's just like a fox said to the after it crowed early in the morning over the tree, "Drop down now! Let's pray together!"
By the way, what do you think about the new president of Egypt? Could he lead the land to a Democratic country? Or he will be only as vegetable over dinner?!
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