My recovery was much slower than I’d hoped, but I think I’m there now. Today, I’ll restart regular posting. The volume may still be on the light side for a bit, but it’ll be there.
Thank you, both for your good wishes and your patience.
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August:15:2010 - 13:17
Great to have you back! I’ve been a silent follower of your blog so far, time to speak up
. Great work! All the best!
August:15:2010 - 14:56
Welcome back! I look forward to your postings at whatever rhythm suits you.
August:15:2010 - 16:23
WOW! That is so great. I’m glad you’re feeling better. This is my favorite blog, and I’ve missed it.
August:15:2010 - 19:45
Welcome back
August:15:2010 - 22:12
So glad and happy to see you back…you have been missed.
August:16:2010 - 01:53
I am doing the happy dance
John is BACK 
August:16:2010 - 06:41
I am glad to see you back. I have not been making comments lately but I was worried about you and your health.
August:16:2010 - 08:35
Welcome back, John. We missed you a lot. You were and are in our prayers. God bless.
August:16:2010 - 12:52
Good to see you again!
August:16:2010 - 13:21
Thanks, all. I’m truly glad to be back!
August:16:2010 - 13:30
Welcome back John! I’m in the US these days, and I was praying you’d be back and your blog be my lifeline back home
August:17:2010 - 00:05
Marhaban biiik! Welcome back, good to see you in good health!
August:17:2010 - 04:09
Bonjour John,
I’m really glad to see you back here ! All the best for the future.
August:18:2010 - 03:25
Great !
John, is there any discussion in the saudi press about the help to Pakistan ?
In todays Times, there’s some remarks about saudia arabia
‘Turkey and Kuwait have pledged $5 million each and Malaysia has offered $1 million. Saudi Arabia has reportedly offered $100 million, but has so far sent only one aircraft with relief goods. The United Arab Emirates has dispatched six helicopters.
Analysts blamed Riyadh’s strained relations with President Zardari for the apparent indifference of the oil-rich Saudi Government. “King Abdullah has never liked Mr Zardari, for various reasons,” said a former Pakistani diplomat. “One is Mr Zardari’s closeness to the Americans. His being a Shia may also be a factor.”
August:18:2010 - 06:18
John!!!!!!
I am so happy you are o,k, now!!!!!!!
October:06:2010 - 12:44
Great to see that you are back, John. Boy do I have some catching up to do!