#notetogod

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Hi,

i just had this thought-
in my next janam , if at all. I want the same parents , the same grandparents, the same husband, the same inlaws, the same friends, the same colleagues everything just the same. Dont make me richer Dont make me poorer. Just as is in the next Janam too!

Thank You
Ting Tong!
G

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