but of course i am an aesthete before all other things
italy is delightful i would invite you to join me when i am there in july but i would be unable to resist performing all manner of unspeakable acts upon your person
and i would hate for anyone to think of me as anything but the consummate gentleman
though my dahlin I must admit that the idea will ruin me for all future snow fields as it is impossible for me to find them anything but sorely lacking without your company
*soft sigh*
I have been meaning to head down your way for some time actually there are many friends and vineyards [old friends of a particularly delightful variety] which I really must visit
of course I was thinking I would go during your summer and escape my usual wintertime blues [snow and Italian motorcycles] [do not well mix]
of course
*satiated smile*
as I am in your hemisphere at the moment winter is fast approaching [which may be why] [i am fleeing to spain next week] not that one would notice here in Rio
I was wondering just the other day how you were doing?
my tuesday has been delightful and things are rather well excluding my spanish which while sufficient to decipher your message is dreadful shape.
I would adore your assistance in helping me learn spanish
at the moment i find that lack of any vocabulary to speak of is my greatest difficulty.
I am at a level of fluency which I call two questions
I can ask for what I want or tell someone where I need to go If they ask me a question I can understand an answer it and reply but if they ask a second question i get into trouble
*smiles*
it is joyous to hear from you my dear Marisol and do drop me a line and tell me all about your life these days
i took 3 1/2 yrs of french (3 highschool, 1/2 college) and still can't speak it for beans. the only good reason i've ever been given for learning french (other than "learn a language to graduate") is to be able to read the little prince properly
heh, i'm glad my laziness and spurts of obsessive catching up entertain you
translations are never the same. some are great works of art in their own right, but if the thoughts of a translation (and not just the writing) appeal, it could be worth one's while to read the original to get the subtleties which are lost or replaced in translation. seems to me, anyway. i would very much like to read michael ende's original words (he's best known for the neverending story) but i fear i'll have to wait until we have matrix-style learning and i can plug german into my skull.
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reow
if you keep up
with icons like that
i will probably forget
that
i speak any other language
:::wink:::
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mio amore, that is why
that we may
serenade our lovers
and it is far sexier
in my opinion
than
french
non credereste il mio tesoro,
quanto più sexy è italiano,
quelle parole dolci,
parlato morbidamente
al vostro orecchio dal vostro amore.
Re: mio amore, that is why
glad you know it *loves Italy*
::soft smile::
i am an aesthete
before all other things
italy is delightful
i would invite you to join me
when i am there in july
but
i would be unable to resist
performing all manner of unspeakable acts
upon your person
and
i would hate for anyone
to think of me
as anything but
the consummate gentleman
::wink::
Re: ::soft smile::
I should ask you to come to Australia in the winter and take you to a snow feild..
*smiles contently*
then you can show how gentlemanly thou art *curtseys*
::smirks::
how enchanting
*sly grin*
though my dahlin
I must admit that
the idea will ruin me
for all future snow fields
as
it is impossible
for me to find them
anything but sorely lacking
without your company
*soft sigh*
I have been meaning to
head down your way
for some time
actually
there are many friends
and vineyards
[old friends of a particularly delightful variety]
which I really must visit
of course
I was thinking I would go
during your summer
and escape my usual wintertime blues
[snow and Italian motorcycles]
[do not well mix]
of course
*satiated smile*
as I am in your hemisphere at the moment
winter is fast approaching
[which may be why]
[i am fleeing to spain next week]
not that one would notice
here in
Rio
Re: ::smirks::
After being locked out of work for 45 mins or so thismorning
i slightly resemble that of an ice cube
*curls ontently on your lap and purrs*
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left you out in the cold?
freezing your sweet tootsies
i should have them flogged
repeatedly
*lets your hair slide through my fingers*
whatever is the world coming too
that such
gruesome conduct
could even be conceived of
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dahlin
how you were doing?
my tuesday has been delightful
and
things are rather well
excluding my spanish
which while sufficient to
decipher your message
is dreadful shape.
I would adore
your assistance in helping me
learn spanish
at the moment i find that
lack of any vocabulary to speak of
is my greatest difficulty.
I am at a level of fluency
which I call two questions
I can ask for what I want
or tell someone where I need to go
If they ask me a question
I can understand an answer it
and reply
but
if they ask a second question
i get into trouble
*smiles*
it is joyous to hear from you
my dear Marisol
and do drop me a line
and tell me all about your life
these days
ciao mi hermosa
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*grin*
I get great amusement
[and enjoy your responses]
from the way
you comment
on
posts from a while back
it makes me feel all speshial
*grin*
as for your learning french excuse
I almost bought it
but
then I remembered
they translated
the little prince
heh
Re: *grin*
translations are never the same. some are great works of art in their own right, but if the thoughts of a translation (and not just the writing) appeal, it could be worth one's while to read the original to get the subtleties which are lost or replaced in translation. seems to me, anyway.
i would very much like to read michael ende's original words (he's best known for the neverending story) but i fear i'll have to wait until we have matrix-style learning and i can plug german into my skull.