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I very much liked your interview one to one - a modern day philosopher.
I have a great story to tell of that same day. While you were talking about fighting the good fight. I fought that entire day to finally go home for some rest. It didn't go my way until now. Well, almost. Anyway I shall tell you about that another day, on page 40 now. Slow progress I know, but nevertheless nostalgic and prophetic so far. It's funny you say you were inspired by Arabian Nights, my first female companion, both five years of age, was called Jasmine. Remind you of anyone? |
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