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Heavenletter #5204 Choose the Roses 23-02-2015 cars = wagons?

Posted January 11th, 2015 by Anneke

Dear Gloria,

here I am again with a question.... A train with many cars...is that a train with many wagons? Not a train with cars on it, I presume?

Thanks a lot,

blessings,
Anneke

Heavenletter #5204 Choose the Roses 23-02-2015

The life you live can have the appearance of a train with many cars. The life you live can have the appearance of a train chugging uphill, or a train coasting down hill. It can have the appearance of a big beautiful bouquet of roses of all colors. Even as life comes to you as it comes, you can pluck the roses you favor and put them in a vase. You can hug the roses, or you can toss them away. You can see life as a circus of wild animals and be afraid that the wild animals will be get loose and hurt you. Your life is your life, and you can look at it a million ways, and, ultimately, your life is how you look at it.

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Hi, angel. Cars is the word

On January 11th, 2015 Gloria Wen... says:

Hi, angel.

Cars is the word I am familiar with, dear Anneke. I wonder if in England, the word wagons is used. I have never heard of train wagons used in United States. What would be the equivalent word in Dutch?

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wagon we use in Dutch

On January 11th, 2015 Anneke says:

Dear Gloria,

we use for something that is behind a train the word wagon; a car is an automobile, so that's why I was confused.

Trains could transport automobiles on an wagon......

But it is clear now.

Thanks a lot.

And I will always ask when I'm not certain !

from heart to heart, namasté, Anneke