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Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts - Winston Churchill

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Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software License Agreement.

In the end, you ignore everything and click "I Agree".

 

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Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software License Agreement.

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Letter IN from apatience on 13 February.

 

Letter OUT on 19 February because I ran out of stamps and all post offices near are closed during the weekend.

If you win over your own stupidity then are you winner or loser? In any case it means something good.

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Letter OUT to DJW1066

Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software License Agreement.

In the end, you ignore everything and click "I Agree".

 

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Letter IN from ShneaSIG

Postcard IN from 5thHistorian

 

Postcard OUT to 5thHistorian

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Letter IN from dompred

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Today I received a beautiful, wonderful letter from Sangrismo. It was very clearly postmarked in Milano on January 2 of this year and took a full 52 days to reach my mailbox in Ohio, USA. But it was well worth the wait.

"Tea cleared my head and left me with no misapprehensions".

The Duke of Wellington

 

 

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Letters OUT to Ileach and dompred, letter IN from checkrail.

Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software License Agreement.

In the end, you ignore everything and click "I Agree".

 

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Letters IN from Pukka-J, boxcamera and PacificCoastPen, all at once...

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In the end, you ignore everything and click "I Agree".

 

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Letter IN from MilanKov

Postcard IN from MilanKov

 

Postcard OUT to Catrin

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Letters OUT to checkrail & boxcamera.

Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software License Agreement.

In the end, you ignore everything and click "I Agree".

 

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