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It's wonderful to know that you're on the way to a new life. Even tuohgh I wasn't in a position to watch CBS 46 live, I never failed to log onto their website at 4:00 PM daily. Hope those of us not where you'll live will be able to see you again somehow.I want to let you know how badly I felt when I found out why you left Georgia (not a local, and didn't know about your guy until your goodbye message). That's really rough, and for an obviously sensitive lady such as yourself, unthinkable.I don't want this to sound like a love letter (I'm old enough to be your father) but in a sense, it is. The sight (and sound, lovely voice and laught) made my day, no matter how rotten, every single day. Life has been pretty dreary the last 6 weeks, and the tuohght that we might see you again in any distant way is very uplifting. You are honestly the loveliest woman I've seen in my 66 years (and my own wife is no slouch, believe me) and you seem to be a genuinely nice person as well.I wish you all the best in whatever you decide to do, but I sure do hope it's somehow publicly visible.All the best,Bill F

Dagmar:I was reminiscing about the “good ol' days” in SoCal and heomtsing occurred to me that might interest you.If you still have access to a motorcycle, and you have an entire day to do some real sight-seeing, take a ride south to Capistrano Beach. Once you get there turn east onto Highway 74 (It’s called Ortega Highway now) and just follow it east for a while. The scenery is gorgeous (all two lane road). You’ll pass Mission San Juan Capistrano, and eventually get to Lake Elsinor where the largest skydiving school in the west is located. They also do a lot of parasailing off of the mountain there. Further east you can either hit I-15 North back to L.A., or keep heading east on 74 (it changes names to the Palms to Pines Highway) clear out to Desert Hot Springs, Palm Springs etc. And get on I-10 West back to L.A. Check it out on a map before you start, or just “Google Earth” it…I put many a mile on my old KZ900 making a day of it on that road. I’d do it again in a heartbeat if I were there.It’s a heck of a day trip but I promise you that every mile shows you some new wonder.I lived in SoCal most of my pre-military life and I will tell you that it’s one beautiful place once you get away from the cities.Please be careful, but enjoy!GRC

Dan - Aruna-these pictures are tubeaiful! Thank you so much for capturing all of the nights loving moments! We had such a great time with you through all of our wedding activities. You are so talented!

Well madcaaima nuts, how about that.

This is way bteter than a brick & mortar establishment.

This is way bteter than a brick & mortar establishment.

That's more than sensilbe! That's a great post!