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Moosetracks: Again thank you. Your understanding is a blessing. I will not forget the kindness shown me.
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clemmati: People expect you to bounce back, moose, but of course it takes a long time. I am thinking of you.
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clemmati: Ah so that's why you like us *g*! I hope you get to see him often. (And I hope you get to see him when the rock festivals are on!(
Loves Bloc Party: i cant wait to return to the uk for another visit *S* (my boyfriend is british)
clemmati: thank you, I love it. It's the lake outside my city's castle
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By clemmati, Thu 15 Nov, 2007
It's hard to know where to begin when discussing what's happening in Pakistan now. But this story gives a flavour: