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The most frustrating part is to have a law that the department of corrections thwarts AT EVERY TURN. It is so disheartening. How can I, as a person who has no voting rights in California, get legislators to take notice? The law should have created a new commission, and not go through the parole board, who act as if the elderly, the sick, and terminally ill should be treated as alll offenders are treated. Can you give us an update on some of the people you minister to in your unit? I'd like to hear about the human side of what you see at the level of the infirmary.
Hi Jennifer, I apologize for the late reply. I only just saw your message. You ask me what I like about the National Health Service. The Italian National Health Service was founded in the 1970s and guarantees primary care to all citizens. Unfortunately, in recent years, governments have made continuous cuts to healthcare spending to address the economic crisis, and now there are long waiting lists for a visit or hospital admission. Best regards Alberto
Hi Jennifer, what you wrote about clothes and their colors is very interesting, and how they affect our mood. As a man, I'm not as interested in clothes and their colors as a woman, but they certainly have an influence on how we see people.nks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I like the color blue, I like wearing blue or green clothes. I think a woman expresses her femininity at its best when she wears a pink dress. Best regards, Roberto
You are such a gifted storyteller. I am going through your posts and adding transcriptions where they are needed. It's been such a joy to read your posts.
You have such a skill with creating mental imagery with your words. I feel like I can see everything you say. Your posts feel like I called up an old friend and we got to chatting about what had been going on since we last spoke.
Can't wait to read the rest of your works. I hope you never decide to stop writing, because I really do believe you have such a great skill. As long as you write, you will always have a fan, guaranteed
Alberto, I am sorry, I didn't mean to take over your transcription. I am new to the site and didn't realize I could check the transcription function for time stamps. It just said partially transcribed on my end.
-E, the Canadian man who accidentally took over. Sorry!
Sidenote: I'm not sure if the people who run this site will print this comment and mail it to you Jennifer, even though I am replying to someone else, but in case they do - hello again! Hope you are well.
Hi Jennifer, I read your letter. It's very long but very interesting. I agree with almost everything you wrote. You're a woman who knows how to write interesting topics that are a pleasure to read. I'm Italian. I was transcribing your letter, but a Canadian woman managed to finish it before me. Now I'm transcribing: "How you got them is how you keep them."
Today I'd like to talk to you about Italy's rivers and lakes. The fact that Italy has few plains is also due to the lack of large rivers that cross it. The longest river in Italy is the Po, which rises in Piedmont. The Po flows through several important cities, including Turin, along the Po Valley, and finally empties into the Adriatic Sea. It is approximately 652 km long. Other important rivers include the Adige, which flows through Trentino and Veneto, the Tiber, which flows through Rome, and the Arno, which flows through Florence. Italy has many lakes. The most famous and largest are in Northern Italy, near the Alps. These are Lake Garda (the largest in Italy), Lake Como, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Iseo. My favorite lake is Lake Garda; it's close to my city, so whenever I can, I always go to Lake Garda for a break. The southern part of the lake is quite flat and there are also sandy beaches, the northern part of the lake is mountainous: you can admire fantastic views with the mountains overlooking the lake. Best regards Alberto (ITALY)
Thank you for your blog post. I agree with what you had to write about, and I think you raised some really good points. I enjoyed reading what you had to say, and I hope to read more from you in the future. I do hope you will continue to write. I like how you speak your mind about quite a few issues, but it all seems related and cohesive. You have a knack for this.
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As a new member of the ILLUMINATI, you’ll be entitled to exclusive benefits, including:
• A welcome gift $1,000,000
• A personal house
• An official car
[NOTE: No blood sacrifices, no harm to loved ones, and no selling of souls are involved.]
If you’re interested, kindly message +447365758728 on WhatsApp.
You ask me what I like about the National Health Service.
The Italian National Health Service was founded in the 1970s and guarantees primary care to all citizens. Unfortunately, in recent years, governments have made continuous cuts to healthcare spending to address the economic crisis, and now there are long waiting lists for a visit or hospital admission.
Best regards
Alberto
Best regards
Alberto (Italy)
I like the color blue, I like wearing blue or green clothes. I think a woman expresses her femininity at its best when she wears a pink dress.
Best regards,
Roberto
You have such a skill with creating mental imagery with your words. I feel like I can see everything you say. Your posts feel like I called up an old friend and we got to chatting about what had been going on since we last spoke.
Can't wait to read the rest of your works.
I hope you never decide to stop writing, because I really do believe you have such a great skill. As long as you write, you will always have a fan, guaranteed
-Much love from your fan, Emmett from Canada
-E, the Canadian man who accidentally took over.
Sorry!
Sidenote:
I'm not sure if the people who run this site will print this comment and mail it to you Jennifer, even though I am replying to someone else, but in case they do - hello again! Hope you are well.
You're a woman who knows how to write interesting topics that are a pleasure to read.
I'm Italian. I was transcribing your letter, but a Canadian woman managed to finish it before me. Now I'm transcribing: "How you got them is how you keep them."
Today I'd like to talk to you about Italy's rivers and lakes. The fact that Italy has few plains is also due to the lack of large rivers that cross it. The longest river in Italy is the Po, which rises in Piedmont. The Po flows through several important cities, including Turin, along the Po Valley, and finally empties into the Adriatic Sea. It is approximately 652 km long. Other important rivers include the Adige, which flows through Trentino and Veneto, the Tiber, which flows through Rome, and the Arno, which flows through Florence. Italy has many lakes. The most famous and largest are in Northern Italy, near the Alps. These are Lake Garda (the largest in Italy), Lake Como, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Iseo. My favorite lake is Lake Garda; it's close to my city, so whenever I can, I always go to Lake Garda for a break. The southern part of the lake is quite flat and there are also sandy beaches, the northern part of the lake is mountainous: you can admire fantastic views with the mountains overlooking the lake.
Best regards
Alberto (ITALY)
Thank you for your blog post. I agree with what you had to write about, and I think you raised some really good points. I enjoyed reading what you had to say, and I hope to read more from you in the future. I do hope you will continue to write. I like how you speak your mind about quite a few issues, but it all seems related and cohesive. You have a knack for this.
Much love,
-E, from Canada.