Do you believe in Karma?

[Tuanv 2]

My wife's interview is next month. So, it seems that my Visa journey almost come to an end. For most people, they will stop visiting visajourney.com after their spouses get here. However, I believe in giving back, so I will visit this forum regularly even when my wife get here. Mainly, because I believe in Karma. If you do good, good thing will happen to you. So many people on this forum have helped me and answered my countless questions. So, I feel like it is my duty to do the same to new members for at least one year.

Well, this is my perspective. What are your opinion on this or karma? Why do you keep coming back to Visajourney even when your spouse get here?

[luckytxn 2,263]

I was helped by some here and feel need to try to help others if at possible. Usually it is not much I can do.

[Kevin and 10]

My wife's interview is next month. So, it seems that my Visa journey almost come to an end. For most people, they will stop visiting visajourney.com after their spouses get here. However, I believe in giving back, so I will visit this forum regularly even when my wife get here. Mainly, because I believe in Karma. If you do good, good thing will happen to you. So many people on this forum have helped me and answered my countless questions. So, I feel like it is my duty to do the same to new members for at least one year.

Well, this is my perspective. What are your opinion on this or karma? Why do you keep coming back to Visajourney even when your spouse get here?

I got help from people on VJ, the least I could do is try to help someone else.

[Joe&Diane 0]

My wife's interview is next month. So, it seems that my Visa journey almost come to an end. For most people, they will stop visiting visajourney.com after their spouses get here. However, I believe in giving back, so I will visit this forum regularly even when my wife get here. Mainly, because I believe in Karma. If you do good, good thing will happen to you. So many people on this forum have helped me and answered my countless questions. So, I feel like it is my duty to do the same to new members for at least one year.

Well, this is my perspective. What are your opinion on this or karma? Why do you keep coming back to Visajourney even when your spouse get here?

Best of luck on your wife's interview. Yes I believe in Karma and I also feel strongly on giving back.

[hniHnitsuJ 8]

I am just bored from work, and I haven't to do.. hihih.. j/k

The first person help me are Kevin and Tuyen. I just feel like want to other as need it.

[Ronnie&Hang 12]

I am just bored from work, and I haven't to do.. hihih.. j/k

The first person help me are Kevin and Tuyen. I just feel like want to other as need it.

Same here..this site is bookmarked besides my FB page

It feel good to see that you can help out someone like others have helped me out before..and hope that I did not mess up on the advises too much..hehe, it happens sometimes but just keeping giving back y'all.

[Dau Que 6]

Keep your marriage in good faith is a good way to honor our work.

Tell her the same thing. Although I imagine that can be difficult. Lots of folks wouldn't bother to ask their S/O to stop by and say "Thanks", much less hang around to chit chat. They (the beneficiaries) know what's the point of doing that once they're already here.

Long time ago, I said "An qua, nho ke trong cay" (remember the people who planted the trees when you eat the fruit), and some former folks in here laughed. If your theory about "Karma" is right, those people will soon know who's "actually" laughing once their S/O got their hands on the perm 10-year GC.

Edited March 16, 2011 by Dau Que

[Teacher Mark 53]

Keep your marriage in good faith is a good way to honor our work.

Tell her the same thing. Although I imagine that can be difficult. Lots of folks wouldn't bother to ask their S/O to stop by and say "Thanks", much less hang around to chit chat. They (the beneficiaries) know what's the point of doing that once they're already here.

Long time ago, I said "An qua, nho ke trong cay" (remember the people who planted the trees when you eat the fruit), and some former folks in here laughed. If your theory about "Karma" is right, those people will soon know who's "actually" laughing once their S/O got their hands on the perm 10-year GC.

When does your wife get her 10 year g/c?

Edited March 17, 2011 by Teacher Mark

[Tuanv 2]

LOL Teacher Mark

[Ban Hammer 12,876]

let's not bait. thank you.

[MichaelAndKha 0]

Yes Tuan,

I also do believe in Karma. Thanks for making this post. My wife is also having her interview next month. When she gets her visa and makes it to the US, I will definitely come back here to help.

There are so many people here to thank and I owe my debt of gratitude to you all. I am a firm believer in giving back. All it takes is for someone to say I understand what you're going through, to make their day.

My wife is the one that got me involved with a great charity organization in VN. They help orphans and disabled people in Saigon. They're called Maison-Chance.org and is run by an amazing Swiss woman name Aline "Tim" Rebeaud. She and her friends in VN attended our engagement and wedding ceremonies. This has really changed my life and we will always be going back to VN to help our friends there.

Giving back is the best thing anyone can do.

Cheers,

Michael

Edited March 20, 2011 by MichaelAndKha

[Tuanv 2]

Yes Tuan,

I also do believe in Karma. Thanks for making this post. My wife is also having her interview next month. When she gets her visa and makes it to the US, I will definitely come back here to help.

There are so many people here to thank and I owe my debt of gratitude to you all. I am a firm believer in giving back. All it takes is for someone to say I understand what you're going through, to make their day.

My wife is the one that got me involved with a great charity organization in VN. They help orphans and disabled people in Saigon. They're called Maison-Chance.org and is run by an amazing Swiss woman name Aline "Tim" Rebeaud. She and her friends in VN attended our engagement and wedding ceremonies. This has really changed my life and we will always be going back to VN to help our friends there.

Giving back is the best thing anyone can do.

Cheers,

Michael

Awesome, Michael. I truly believe everyone give a helping hand, the one would become a better place. I am thinking of sponsoring a child from a third world country through Child Fund.