[AGL] not living in the country

michele mason yaya.m at earthlink.net
Sat Dec 9 12:07:37 EST 2006


Well Mike, it depends. It will be more foreign to you than any other
country, I am betting. Its a learning process, from basic utilities to
life and death that you can't turn your back on. I still want to write
my book, The Barbed Wall, but don't know if I have the stamina.
I'm not saying you can't do it, but it will be tough at first. mm

On Dec 9, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Michael Eisenstadt wrote:


> Charlie and Gerry live in the real country. Just for

> the record I want it known that i am deeply

> envious.

>

> I am not complaining. we live in a very quiet

> apartment, although downtown, with our own

> flower pots of bougainvillea in bloom outside our

> living room window on the walkway. In the

> background, the back of Sandra Bullock's 3 storey grey/green colored

> brick

> office building on 6th street and San Antonio street.

>

> But to live in the country would be even better,

> wouldnt it?

>

>




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