My dear love... Yes - I’d still be mesmerized by those blue eyes looking into mine - that goofy smile when you were trying to mess with me - sometimes I wasn’t sure if you were teasing or not (based on prior experiences in life) until I saw that grin - then my world was right again. It took me many years to realize that you truly loved me - I never believed anyone did - always figured it was a game....and always hoped for more... I remember the thrill that whispered through my body when we’d‘accidentally’ touch hands - or when I’d catch your eye. We were SO young...and so in love....and so dang foolish. Now, in our twilight years - I’ll never let go - I wish I could go back and whisper in that little girl’s ear to not waste the gifts we’d been given... I love you. Then, now, and always Loving you, I am... Your Jeannie
Hello Douglas The JPay is a no go. I can’t get past the address filling in part as it won’t accept U.K. addresses and I don’t have a zip code I have a postcode and it won’t recognise it???? My dads friend who is an I.T expert says that the provider we use blocks a lot of USA sites, can’t read articles in local websites and other sources, but of a nightmare. JPay I would have to put in a false address, so the whole thing would make trouble. It’s crap, but there you have it. Do you know anyone who has a Uk citizen that used JPay successfully? I repost the letter last week I think the 7th. Your jail sent it back because they couldn’t recognise the number on it? Sort of infuriating. I’m not a security risk. No need for extra vigilance. You should have it by now. Where I live, outside London no one is really taking the Coronavirus seriously. No masks, no gloves, but yesterday me and my daughter went to central London as she had a university interview and loads of people were wearing masks and latex gloves. We walked through Piccadilly Circus which is the most people heavy place in Europe and it was hilariously funny, all of them masked up. Mostly tourist though. I love central London, it really is a great place. Camden Market too, To be honest, and I know I will probably regret saying this, but our usual flu we have this time of year is normally proficient in killing people. A friend of mines wife died she was only 25 of regular flu. The way the Chinese store animals in their markets is crazy bad. They have cages upon cages of different creatures, say ferrets on top of chickens, frogs, snakes all the shit they like to eat. Zoomorphic diseases are created that way. A germ mutates and gets stringers and gets into a fight with another germ, that germ wins the fight and it mutates and changes, each change gets stronger and stronger. I think the media loves a scare story. The HongKong riots have disappeared from the news, but China will never change the way it stores animals or sets out its markets, it simply won’t be dictated to. I actually speak Mandarin, I learned it at university. I watched this super interesting documentary last week. This guy, can’t remember his name, he is a professor. He has a theory that everything that exists on Earth is only here for a certain amount of time, based on heart beats. For example a mouse’s heart beats super fast, yet they only live two years, while an elephants heart beat is super slow, and they last eighty years. His theory is that life span is based on the rate of the heart. Which, if you read any ancient theories, Egyptian, Greek, Chinese, the heart was considered the most important of all organs and the source of life force. I have very low blood pressure. I used to get worried about it, but apparently it’s the best kind to have. Your pressure is supposed to be 100 plus your age, so mine should be 157, but it’s actually between 90 and 100. How is your shoulder doing? Look after yourself. T
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Yes - I’d still be mesmerized by those blue eyes looking into mine - that goofy smile when you were trying to mess with me - sometimes I wasn’t sure if you were teasing or not (based on prior experiences in life) until I saw that grin - then my world was right again. It took me many years to realize that you truly loved me - I never believed anyone did - always figured it was a game....and always hoped for more...
I remember the thrill that whispered through my body when we’d‘accidentally’ touch hands - or when I’d catch your eye. We were SO young...and so in love....and so dang foolish.
Now, in our twilight years - I’ll never let go - I wish I could go back and whisper in that little girl’s ear to not waste the gifts we’d been given...
I love you. Then, now, and always
Loving you, I am...
Your Jeannie
The JPay is a no go. I can’t get past the address filling in part as it won’t accept U.K. addresses and I don’t have a zip code I have a postcode and it won’t recognise it???? My dads friend who is an I.T expert says that the provider we use blocks a lot of USA sites, can’t read articles in local websites and other sources, but of a nightmare. JPay I would have to put in a false address, so the whole thing would make trouble. It’s crap, but there you have it. Do you know anyone who has a Uk citizen that used JPay successfully?
I repost the letter last week I think the 7th. Your jail sent it back because they couldn’t recognise the number on it? Sort of infuriating. I’m not a security risk. No need for extra vigilance. You should have it by now.
Where I live, outside London no one is really taking the Coronavirus seriously. No masks, no gloves, but yesterday me and my daughter went to central London as she had a university interview and loads of people were wearing masks and latex gloves. We walked through Piccadilly Circus which is the most people heavy place in Europe and it was hilariously funny, all of them masked up. Mostly tourist though. I love central London, it really is a great place. Camden Market too, To be honest, and I know I will probably regret saying this, but our usual flu we have this time of year is normally proficient in killing people. A friend of mines wife died she was only 25 of regular flu. The way the Chinese store animals in their markets is crazy bad. They have cages upon cages of different creatures, say ferrets on top of chickens, frogs, snakes all the shit they like to eat. Zoomorphic diseases are created that way. A germ mutates and gets stringers and gets into a fight with another germ, that germ wins the fight and it mutates and changes, each change gets stronger and stronger. I think the media loves a scare story. The HongKong riots have disappeared from the news, but China will never change the way it stores animals or sets out its markets, it simply won’t be dictated to. I actually speak Mandarin, I learned it at university.
I watched this super interesting documentary last week. This guy, can’t remember his name, he is a professor. He has a theory that everything that exists on Earth is only here for a certain amount of time, based on heart beats. For example a mouse’s heart beats super fast, yet they only live two years, while an elephants heart beat is super slow, and they last eighty years. His theory is that life span is based on the rate of the heart. Which, if you read any ancient theories, Egyptian, Greek, Chinese, the heart was considered the most important of all organs and the source of life force. I have very low blood pressure. I used to get worried about it, but apparently it’s the best kind to have. Your pressure is supposed to be 100 plus your age, so mine should be 157, but it’s actually between 90 and 100.
How is your shoulder doing?
Look after yourself.
T