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Rita Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
hello Robert,

So good to hear from you!Your letters are always warm;even when regrets and sadness sound through it.We loose things(your beloved mom...:( )in life and we gain love in it too (your cherished daughter :)). Such is life.
I am pleased to hear the banquet went fine and you got some valuable contacts made! Oh yes,I got your picture through Melanie.She is a very nice person.How did you know her,Robert?You know whet? You look very Italian.:)When I was about 19 we did a school trip(end of our high school)to Rome,Pisa,Firenze,Ravenna and other cities more.One night we slept in a convent.We had nuns.The Italian boys knew that.And one evening they gave us a marvelous serenade!We were listening to it in our night gowns.:))Suddenly the nuns came out of their dorm and chased those boys away!I still recall that enjoyable moment!And later,I was 22 or 23 and I left with two friends to Italy.Mom had warned me:only come back not being pregnant!Well,I knew Gennaro from a youth hostel where we were sleeping and he spoke English.Later each of us had a boyfriend.We did auto stop and then we had to promise dancing with them.We kept an eye on each other.So,I never went to the beach with him late in the evening. We ate ice creams kissed and that w

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LaurenAT Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
I am so glad you are getting responses to these writings of yours. They are so worthy of reading.
I'm feeling some kind of way. I guess it's going to be strange feeling like I am sharing you. But you are SO WORTH IT TO SO MANY.
I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER. YOU ARE IN MY HEART AND SOUL.
ETERNALLY YOURS
ZAHRA

Robert Pezzeca Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
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LaurenAT Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
This is dark. As so many of your writings are. I get it and I even feel a lot of it too.
You are my love, light, heart. I need to know that you are aware of my love for you and how deep it truly is.
There are so many more to read and to respond to. So little time.
Yours,
Zahra

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LaurenAT Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
In response to this, I LOVE YOU

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LaurenAT Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
Hi My Love,
I see what you see. I share this feeling with you. It isn't easy being so stinking tired I am not even able to sleep. I miss you so much. I think about you and us so often. It consumes me. I am so looking forward to the next time I can touch you and be touched by you if only for that fleeting moment we get to hug and kiss that never seems to last even close to long enough for me. Haven't been on here in quite some time, as you are aware of. I just got my login information and I am borrowing, actually on someone elses PC. I wouldn't want to do this responding ion my cellphone. What a pain in the ass that would be. I love you.

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Steve J. Burkett Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
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Julia Posted 8 years ago.   Favorite
Greetings Mr. Antoine,
nice to hear from you again. Funny that the Circle just was on tv. Do they just repeat one film for a certain time? The scene you describe, the chased "criminal" is a "criminal" because he wants privacy, and privacy is theft in this dystopian future.
Well, fingers crossed for your next parole meeting!
Considering the mixing of languages, I mostly do that when speaking to other Germans in the Netherlands, some Dutch word of expression will sneak in easily. But this almost 50% switching I observe here (western Europe) doing second or third generation Turkish or Arabic folks do. It's fascinating to me. I've not yet dared to ask people how it works, it's a bit rude to ask, but I'm curious.
Well French - it does sound beautiful, and you can play with that language. It's a bit dramatic, and it's poetic.
Yes, the Bible is written in several languages, but still, even if you knew Hebrew, because in that language there are no consonants, there still is discussion about the meaning of several words. But isn't that also a positive thing? That you have to wrestle with the texts and their meaning?
Have a good day, Antoine!
Greetings, Julia

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