Security in Amsterdam
Amsterdam takes security very seriously. Not only does your luggage go through scrutiny, you do! There is a most polite and charming gentleman in uniform who interviews you. You don’t mind at all. It is a pleasant experience. My examiner was so nice I wouldn’t have minded his taking longer. I mean, you don’t often find someone so interested in you and what you’ve been doing!
Q. Who helped you pack?
A. Just me.
Q. No one gave you anything?
A. Oh, yes, some gifts.
Q. Why did they give you gifts?
A. To give gifts. I gave gifts too.
Q. What gifts did you receive?
A. (I had to think.) A wooden icon. Walnuts.
Q. What about that medal you’re wearing around your neck?
A. I forgot about that! Veronika gave it to me.
Q. What is the meaning of the design?
A. I don’t remember, but Veronika designed it herself.
Q. Did you know the people you visited very well?
A. Yes, but only over the internet. We’ve been emailing for a couple of years.
Q. You were just visiting?
A. I also met with publishers. I have a book translated into Greek, German, and Romanian. I also gave workshops.
Q. You are a teacher?
A. Yes.
Q. What kind of workshops?
A. Godwriting™ workshops.
Q. You write letters to God?
A. Yes.
Q. I think God doesn’t have time to read them.
A. Oh, yes, He does! God even has time to answer them!
Then the nice uniformed examiner waved me on.
Exhibit A and B




Godwriting is a blog by Gloria Wendroff and is about Gloria's daily life as the Godwriter of the Heavenletters project that is having a profound effect on the lives of people around the world.
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