Something From Nothing

My love Richard!

I am very happy to receive a mail from you. When I reading it I do not feel that I am along, I feel, that there is a man, who needs me, for who I am not indifferent, and who is not indifferent for me. I am thinking about us whole time, I understood, that for the time of our communicateions we became not only close by souls, hearts and thoughts, but I love you. I understood that this feelings which I feel is named love, that this is not just a word or a sound, and that for what I would like to live, to live for us, for our love, for our happyness, for our future. I dreaming about that day, when we shall meet and our hearts will be beat in one rithm. Our meeting is my persuasive idea. Every day i waking up with thought and thinking about that fact, that we are not together and this is make me sad. At nights I am thinking a lots about our relations. And I understand, that you are that man, who I am ready to give my heart, hand and to share my soul, dreams, thoughts and life. I dont need someone more, but you, knowing you all other people become indifferent. For me in this world there are only you and I, and our love. You are that man with who I am ready to make a family. Nobody will force me to stop love you or change my feelings to you. I would like to let you know that I saying to you I did not tell someone else, thats feelings that grow from my soul and heart. Believe me, i will noy lose you or betray you, my love to you will not allow me to do it. And my love to you is that for what I am live now and would like to live.
I want to receive the B2 visa. I'm really want to coming to visit you!
Unfortunately I cannot receive the visa because I have no a ticket. I can receive the visa only after purchase of the ticket. Therefore I need in money now. What do you think? Can you help me with money for the ticket?
Yours, Natalia

Dearest Natalia:
It is so good to hear from you!! I had been very worried that something drastic had happened. Be at peace, my love, all is well. I am awaiting a check from a client that will be more than sufficient to cover the cost of your ticket.

So I was wondering, tell me more about the young lady in the photos with you that you sent earlier. She is very beautiful, like you. What is her name? How close are the two of you? Do you have any other pictures of the two of you together? Is she interested in coming to America as well? I have plenty of room in my house for the both of you -- and plenty of work for two beautiful ladies to help me run my business.

Please write back soon. I will keep you posted on the status of your airline ticket. Do you have a preferred airline?

sincerely,
Your own true love,
--Richard

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I finished the page detailing my correspondence with the lovely Natalia of Achair, near Omsk.

My Russian Bride

I hope I've not heard the last of her, but I'm guessing whoever is behind it is out of pictures. Too bad. She's pretty hot for an imaginary Russian girl.

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Here are some pix of Daluni and Sweetpea at the Great Miami Arts Jam, held May 21 at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts:

Thanks to Mister Thoms, for the photos....

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Circle of Rhiannon

Belly Dancing:
Good Exercise, Good Friends
and a Good Time

(and a chance to play dress-up)

HAMILTON, Ohio — The Circle of Rhiannon Tribal Belly Dance & Drum Troupe practices a style of "tribal fusion" dancing that incorporates but goes beyond the Egyptian and Indian traditions, according to founder Jan Harmon.

THE REST OF THE STORY

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We made a balloon chandelier for a wedding reception a couple of weeks ago, and though it turned out okay, it didn't turn out like I had envisioned, so I continued to work on the pattern. Last night, I made this out of about 120 balloons. The colors aren't as vivid in these photos as I would have liked. This would look nice in a lighter brighter color, like pink, lilac or white.

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I don't have all the letters or photos posted yet, but I've got the first week or so of my correspondence with the lovely Natalia posted here: http://myrussianbride.richardojones.com.

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Her English is no so good done. But isn't she beautiful.

See her letter at http://myrussianbride.blogspot.com

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Just five years ago, Liz Bowater was picking up a guitar for the first time. Already, she has three EPs and one full-length CD in her discography.

In high school, Bowater sang back-up for a band, but that wasn’t enough to satisfy her muse.

“I didn’t have a part in writing any of the songs,” she said. “I wanted to write songs so that I could find my own true voice.”
And so a couple of months after picking up the six-string, she began writing and performing her own material.

“I’ve written a lot of really terrible songs,” she said of the process, “but I’ve become more and more satisfied with what I’ve written in the last year or two.”

She’s also kept a steady pace of recording and releasing her material, even if it’s in short-form EPs, so that the freshest material is available for those interested.

“It’s important to keep putting out new things,” she said, “At this stage, that seems better than spending a year working on something in the studio and then not be doing those songs anymore when I play.”

Bowater’s latest EP, “Last Confession,” ventures even deeper into what she calls “the unveiling” of the human heart and soul and “our need and desire for, ultimately, redemption.”

A native of the Chicago area, Bowater recently relocated to Cincinnati, where she’s found fewer places to ply her craft, but an excellent support system of fellow musicians and singer/songwriters.

“Chicago is saturated and performers are a dime a dozen,” she said. “As soon as I got here, it was easy to establish myself, to break into the scene, but I don’t know that Cincinnati has as much to offer.”

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At last. RichardOJones.com is my official place on the web. Forget MySpace.com. Forget Blogger.com. I'll put everything here under one virtual roof.

Check back soon for updates.

Meanwhile, visit www.clownflower.com for information on THE CLOWN SHOW.

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