[AGL] Where to live it might be hot there.

[Michael Eisenstadt]

What is Ala's phone number? Or do you think
it better to speak to her first? I am both drawn
to the notion of travelling with her and afraid of
her unpredicability like being trapped in an
unmanagable dream.

Frances wrote:.


> I'm not sure what the precise plans are. Will know more when I get back to 
> Austin and call her. She never ceases to amaze me--we manage to talk in 
> fractured English.
>  Best.
>  Frances
>
> Michael Eisenstadt <michaele at ando.pair.com> wrote:
>  If you are referring to Ala, please ask her to take me
> along too. I want to visit my poor old dad's homeland
> (he was born in Czarist Russia a long time ago).
>
> I find Ala lots of fun specially when we talk fractured
> French to each other. And she is grateful for the
> smallest favors as you will remember. Is she
> actually going to Russia or just to visit her
> hubby in Azerbijan?
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Frances Morey"
> To: "survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s"
>
> Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 3:00 PM
> Subject: Re: [AGL] Where to live it might be hot there.
>
>
>>I know a refined American woman who has happily ex-pated to Chechoslovacia
>>(sp?) and have another friend who has been camped out in Jamaica ever 
>>since
>>the Bush re-annointment. I agree that the Latin American countries would
>>not be good for single women. In South America it is even worse. One woman
>>was killed for her pick up truck. Some places don't value human life as
>>much as others. I have a Russian friend who wants to go for a visit to the
>>homeland and take me along. She says that there I could find a man. Ha!
>>Like I'm lookin'.
>> Frances
>>
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