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Dear Navedoo, 

Fancy seeing your letters again, because I haven't talked to you for yonks. First of all I should ask for your forgiveness ; As you know it's all about time, but for sure I will call round sooner.

I can't tell you when I remembered this history that was one of my selcouth Diaglyphs, I was like :"I'm done up like dog's dinner". At that day, I had prepared a shopping list with beef, cheese and some meat. I still have the image of your disenchanted face looking absolutely stunning. Well, I have no reason to blame you because I was dressing like a scarecrow.

You were always a kindred spirit for me and the precociousness you have was pragmatic. Just like you said, the money was in my pocket and about to burn a hole in it, and for the cashier, I was like giving him a cold shoulder when suddenly I was on the ground and feeling off colour. For the moment, I scolded at him : "You have a screw loose !! I didn't steal any stuff"; It was like a storm with its thunder and lightning. With some luck I managed to still alive and here you were coming, like always showing your charismatic personality. Then, the poor guy was humbly giving his regret which I admired it spontaneously.

I am thanking GOD for having such invaluable friend like you.

Your faithful

uLtImAtE.

Selcouth : sel'kooth, adj (Old English sel(d)cuth, from seldan seldom, and cuth, known) Strange; unfamiliar; marvellous.

Diaglyphs: die'a-glif, n (Greek, dia through, and glyphein to carve) A figure etched or engraved into a flat surface of a gem, stone or other object.