That sounds wonderful!
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Youse? I did not know Bhante @sujato was from Brooklyn, NY. I have yet to see him say deese, dem, and dose.
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Ah yes! Finally a good translation for the Thai anní, annan, annohn. 
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No, listening too much is impossible if there is no listener.
Bhante, you are listening too much to silence.
To be honest, workshop style of retreat is a bit daunting for me because of the uncertainties. Luckily, none of my work is on display here. I prefer Bhante’s retreat at BSF retreat centre. Thank you very much for leading the retreats, Bhante. Please come back to Malaysia next year.
Sincerely,
The earth element guy
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@Gralock … I didn’t remember this when we were discussing my grandson’s challenges this morning …
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I’m just reading this post now for the first time as Ajahn @Brahmali discussed it during a retreat talk last week (at the Nightingale Centre, Derbyshire, in support of Anukampa Bhikkhuni Project). Ajahn seemed quite tickled by Bhante Sujato’s use of ‘youse’.
Good post but I won’t read all the notes as youse are also writing too many comments 
So I’ll simply end here by quoting Ajahn @Brahmali’s tribute of last week, “Hail @sujato!” 
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Youse’r not wrong.
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How many Andy_Bs do you (not yous) think are here Bhante? 
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) are running the risk of amassing even more comments? 
