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Hi Ugo! Sorry for the late reply, but I haven't been around for a few days. Thanks for the comments--oh for the love of wisdom, grand Sophia herself! No worries about philosophizing--I'm known to do it every so often myself . Have a great day, my friend! Cheers--

When your alone, Ugo, you learn to appreciate the simpler things in life and not take so much for granted. I think you know what I mean there from all I've read of your words, and seen of your art. Danielle has created a place for kindred spirits to come and share, I think, and to appreciate. Cheers, my friend

Hey Ugo
This is Bush's 2nd term and that is all an indivilual is allowed to serve as President.

Hello Ugo how r u ?

Hello Ugo--

I haven't been around for a few days, so I thought I'd stop by and say "Hi".

Cheers!

If you haven't seen it, that scene is from an FTV Girls shoot of Tara (the girl on the left), where Danielle assisted.

Hi Ugo, yes I made the Avatar. It took a while to find something that I could make work.

Giancarlo did a movie back 14 or so years ago here in the US about 45 minutes away from where I lived. The movie co-starred Keanu Reeves and was filmed at a winery in St. Helena, California. My mom loves that movie, A Walk in the Clouds, but I love Mimi more (and I watch it in Italian, but with subtitles!).

Sorry, Ugo, I had to go check on lunch (minestrone--mmmmmm!). When I was in high school (I think that's secondary school for you), I took Spanish for three years. When I was in university, I studied European history, mostly British, but also some Italian, French & Spanish. I used to try reading French, Italian and Spanish Encyclopaedias as well, so I understand, I think, your desire to read & write in English. It shows a strong character, I think. And as for which nation produces the more romantic men, Italy, France or Spain, all I can say is that I love watching Giancarlo Gianini as much as I love watching Gerard Depardieu (The sEduction of Mimi is one of my favourite films, closely followed by Cyrano de Bergerac--only a truye romantic could play the lead!). Until next time, my friend!

I understand you well, my friend. Its like the song goes, "Where is the love ...?" (Black-Eyed Peas) Or like that other song says, "And in the end, the love you make, is equal to the love you make ..." (The Beatles). And I respect you for the work you do translating your thoughts for the rest of us. My fear was that my words might not translate well (a problem I sometimes have just writing English! A little humour at my own expense ). Cheers, Ugo!