when I first addressed him

A noise of confused, multitudinous chirping or twittering issued from them at intervals as long as they were moving; but sometimes they ceased from motion, and then all was silence.
Approaching one of the largest of what I thought to be Women, I accosted her, but received no answer. A second and a third appeal on my part were equally ineffectual. Losing patience at what appeared to me intolerable rudeness, I brought my mouth into a position full in front of her mouth so as to intercept her motionecig liquid, and loudly repeated my question, “Woman, what signifies this concourse, and this strange and confused chirping, and this monotonous motion to and fro in one and the same Straight Line?”
“I am no Woman,” replied the small Line. “I am the Monarch of the world. But thou, whence intrudest thou into my realm of Lineland?” Receiving this abrupt reply, I begged pardon if I had in any way startled or molested his Royal Highness; and describing myself as a stranger I besought the King to give me some account of his dominions. But I had the greatest possible difficulty in obtaining any information on points that really interested me; for the Monarch could not refrain from constantly assuming that whatever was familiar to him must also be known to me and that I was simulating ignorance in jest. However, by persevering questions I elicited the following facts:
It seemed that this poor ignorant Monarch — as he called himself — was persuaded that the Straight Line which he called his Kingdom, and in which he passed his existence, constituted the whole of the world, and indeed the whole of Space. Not being able either to move or to see, save in his Straight Line, he had no conception of anything out of it. Though he had heard my voice , the sounds had come to him in a manner so contrary to his experience that he had made no answer, “seeing no man”, as he expressed it, “and hearing a voice as it were from my own intestines.” Until the moment when I placed my mouth in his World, he had neither seen me, nor heard anything except confused sounds beating against — what I called his side, but what he called his INSIDE or STOMACH; nor had he even now the least conception of the region from which I had come service apartment in hong kong. Outside his World, or Line, all was a blank to him; nay, not even a blank, for a blank implies Space; say, rather, all was non-existent.
His subjects — of whom the small Lines were men and the Points Women — were all alike confined in motion and eye-sight to that single Straight Line, which was their World. It need scarcely be added that the whole of their horizon was limited to a Point; nor could any one ever see anything but a Point. Man, woman, child, thing — each was a Point to the eye of a Linelander. Only by the sound of the voice could sex or age be distinguished. Moreover, as each individual occupied the whole of the narrow path, so to speak, which constituted his Universe, and no one could move to the right or left to make way for passers by, it followed that no Linelander could ever pass another. Once neighbours, always neighbours. Neighbourhood with them was like marriage with us. Neighbours remained neighbours till death did them part.
Such a life, with all vision limited to a Point, and all motion to a Straight Line, seemed to me inexpressibly dreary; and I was surprised to note the vivacity and cheerfulness of the King. Wondering whether it was possible, amid circumstances so unfavourable to domestic relations, to enjoy the pleasures of conjugal union, I hesitated for some time to question his Royal Highness on so delicate a subject; but at last I plunged into it by abruptly inquiring as to the health of his familyhk luxury apartments for rent. “My wives and children,” he replied, “are well and happy.”
Staggered at this answer — for in the immediate proximity of the Monarch (as I had noted in my dream before I entered Lineland) there were none but Men — I ventured to reply, “Pardon me, but I cannot imagine how your Royal Highness can at any time either see or approach their Majesties, when there are at least half a dozen intervening individuals, whom you can neither see through, nor pass by? Is it possible that in Lineland proximity is not necessary for marriage and for the generation of children?”
“How can you ask so absurd a question?” replied the Monarch. “If it were indeed as you suggest, the Universe would soon be depopulated. No, no; neighbourhood is needless for the union of hearts; and the birth of children is too important a matter to have been allowed to depend upon such an accident as proximity. You cannot be ignorant of this. Yet since you are pleased to affect ignorance, I will instruct you as if you were the veriest baby in Lineland. Know, then, that marriages are consummated by means of the faculty of sound and the sense of hearing.

not with standing his gout

His majesty pointed to a bed in the corner of a large apartment, whose beautiful painted ceiling and cornice, and fine chimney-piece with caryatides of white marble, ill accorded with the heaps of oats and corn, the thrashing cloth and flail, which lay on the floor.

“It is intended for a drawing-room, understand,” said King Corny; “but till it is finished DR REBORN, I use it for a granary or a barn, when it would not be a barrack-room or hospital, which last is most useful at present.”

To this hospital Moriarty was carefully conveyed. Here, , which affected only his feet, King Corny dressed Moriarty’s wound with exquisite tenderness and skill; for he had actually acquired knowledge and address in many arts, with which none could have suspected him to have been in the least acquainted.

Dinner was soon announced, which was served up with such a strange mixture of profusion and carelessness, as showed that the attendants, who were numerous and ill-caparisoned, were not much used to gala-days. The crowd, who had accompanied Moriarty into the house, were admitted into the dining-room, where they stood round the king, prince, and Father Jos the priest, as the courtiers, during the king’s supper at Versailles, surrounded the King of France Information Security Assessment . But these poor people were treated with more hospitality than were the courtiers of the French king; for as soon as the dishes were removed, their contents were generously distributed among the attendant multitude. The people blest both king and prince, “wishing them health and happiness long to reign over them;” and bowing suitably to his majesty the king, and to his reverence the priest, without standing upon the order of their going, departed.

“And now, Father Jos,” said the king to the priest, “say grace, and draw close, and let me see you do justice to my claret, or the whiskey punch if you prefer; and you, Prince Harry, we will set to it regally as long as you please.”

“Till tea-time,” thought young Harry. “Till supper-time,” thought Father Jos. “Till bed-time,” thought King Corny.

At tea-time young Harry, in pursuance of his resolution the first, rose, but he was seized instantly, and held down to his chair. The royal command was laid upon him “to sit still and be a good fellow reenex.” Moreover the door was locked — so that there was no escape or retreat.

The next morning when he wakened with an aching head, he recollected with disgust the figure of Father Jos, and all the noisy mirth of the preceding night. Not without some self-contempt, he asked himself what had become of his resolution.

“The wounded boy was axing for you, Master Harry,” said the girl, who came in to open the shutters.

“How is he?” cried Harry, starting up.

“He is but soberly; [Footnote: But soberly — not very well, or in good spirits.] he got the night but middling; he concaits he could not sleep becaase he did not get a sight of your honour afore he’d settle — I tell him ’tis the change of beds, which always hinders a body to sleep the first night.”

if thetruth had been known

 　　"My father was a gentleman; and I shall never forget it, though I dogo out to service. I've got no rich friends to help me up, but,sooner or later, I mean to find a place among cultivated people; andwhile I'm working and waiting, I can be fitting myself to fill thatplace like a gentlewoman dermes , as I am."With this ambition in her mind, Christie took notes of all that wenton in the polite world, of which she got frequent glimpses while"living out." Mrs. Stuart received one evening of each week, and onthese occasions Christie, with an extra frill on her white apron,served the company, and enjoyed herself more than they did.

　　While helping the ladies with their wraps, she observed what theywore, how they carried themselves, and what a vast amount ofprinking they did, not to mention the flood of gossip they talkedwhile shaking out their flounces and settling their topknots.

　　Later in the evening, when she passed cups and glasses, thisdemure-looking damsel heard much fine discourse, saw many famousbeings, and improved her mind with surreptitious studies of the richand great when on parade. But her best time was after supper, when,through the crack of the door of the little room where she wassupposed to be clearing away the relics of the feast, she looked andlistened at her ease; laughed at the wits, stared at the lions,heard the music, was impressed by the wisdom, and much edified bythe gentility of the whole affair.

　　After a time, however, Christie got rather tired of it, for therewas an elegant sameness about these evenings that became intenselywearisome to the uninitiated, but she fancied that as each had hispart to play he managed to do it with spirit. Night after night thewag told his stories elyze , the poet read his poems, the singers warbled,the pretty women simpered and dressed, the heavy scientific was dulydiscussed by the elect precious, and Mrs. Stuart, in amazingcostumes, sailed to and fro in her most swan-like manner; while mylord stirred up the lions he had captured, till they roared theirbest, great and small.

　　"Good heavens! why don't they do or say something new andinteresting, and not keep twaddling on about art, and music, andpoetry, and cosmos? The papers are full of appeals for help for thepoor, reforms of all sorts, and splendid work that others are doing;but these people seem to think it isn't genteel enough to be spokenof here. I suppose it is all very elegant to go on like a set oftrained canaries, but it's very dull fun to watch them, and Hepsey'sstories are a deal more interesting to me."Having come to this conclusion, after studying dilettanteism throughthe crack of the door for some months reenex, Christie left the "trainedcanaries" to twitter and hop about their gilded cage, and devotedherself to Hepsey, who gave her glimpses into another sort of lifeso bitterly real that she never could forget it.

to be my wife

She had reached the door, when she heard his step. "No! it's not honest. What have I to be afraid of? I have done nothing wrong. What is to be, will be! I'll tell the truth. And with him one can't be ill at ease. Here he is," she said to herself, seeing his powerful, shy figure, with his shining eyes fixed on her. She looked straight into his face, as thought imploring him to spare her, and gave her hand.
"It's not time yet; I think I'm too early serviced apartments hong kong ," he said glancing round the empty drawing room. When he saw that his expectations were realized, that there was nothing to prevent him from speaking, his face became gloomy.
"Oh, no," said Kitty, and sat down at the table.
"But this was just what I wanted, to find you alone," be began, not sitting down, and not looking at her, so as not to lose courage.
"Mamma will be down directly. She was very much tired.... Yesterday..."
She talked on, not knowing what her lips were uttering, and not taking her supplicating and caressing eyes off him Medilase.

He glanced at her; she blushed, and ceased speaking.
"I told you I did not know whether I should be here long...that it depended on you..."
She dropped her head lower and lower , not knowing herself what answer she should make to what was coming.
"That it depended on you," he repeated. "I meant to say...I meant to say...I came for this...!" he brought out, not knowing what he was saying; but feeling that the most terrible thing was said, he stopped short and looked at her...
She was breathing heavily, not looking at him. She was feeling ecstasy. Her soul was flooded with happiness. She had never anticipated that the utterance of love would produce such a powerful effect on her. But it lasted only an instant. She remembered Vronsky. She lifted her clear, truthful eyes, and seeing his desperate face, she answered hastily:
"That cannot be...forgive me."
A moment ago, and how close she had been to him, of what importance in his life! And how aloof and remote from him she had become now!
"It was bound to be so," he said, not looking at her.
He bowed, and was meaning to retreat.

But at that very moment the princess came in. There was a look of horror on her face when she saw them alone, and their disturbed faces. Levin bowed to her, and said nothing. Kitty did not speak nor lift her eyes. "Thank God, she has refused him," thought the mother, and her face lighted up with the habitual smile with which she greeted her guests on Thursdays. She sat down and began questioning Levin about his life in the country. He sat down again, waiting for other visitors to arrive, in order to retreat unnoticed.
Five minutes later there came in a friend of Kitty's Metro Ethernet, married the preceding winter, Countess Nordston.
She was a thin, sallow, sickly, and nervous woman, with brilliant black eyes. She was fond of Kitty, and her affection for her showed itself, as the affection of married women for girls always does, in the desire to make a match for Kitty after her own ideal of married happiness; she wanted her to marry Vronsky. Levin she had often met at the Shtcherbatskys' early in the winter, and she had always disliked him. Her invariable and favorite pursuit, when they met, consisted in making fun of him.
"I do like it when he looks down at me from the height of his grandeur, or breaks off his learned conversation with me because I'm a fool, or is condescending to me. I like that so; to see him condescending! I am so glad he can't bear me," she used to say of him.

If I could regret having

“I fell asleep and was dreaming,” I said, lest any strong language, founded on the r?le he played in my dream, should have escaped me. “I did not know for some moments where I was.”

“You are the young gentleman who has the apartments over the Count and Countess de St. Alyre?” he said, winking one eye, close in meditation, and glaring at me with the other.

“I believe so — yes,” I answered.

“Well, younker, take care you have not worse dreams than that some night,” he said, enigmatically HKUE DSE , and wagged his head with a chuckle. “Worse dreams,” he repeated.

“What does Monsieur the Colonel mean?” I inquired.

“I am trying to find that out myself,” said the Colonel; “and I think I shall. When I get the first inch of the thread fast between my finger and thumb, it goes hard but I follow it up, bit by bit, little by little, tracing it this way and that, and up and down, and round about, until the whole clue is wound up on my thumb, and the end, and its secret, fast in my fingers. Ingenious! Crafty as five foxes! wide awake as a weasel! Parbleu! if I had descended to that occupation I should have made my fortune as a spy. Good wine here?” he glanced interrogatively at my bottle.

“Very good,” said I. “Will Monsieur the Colonel try a glass?”

He took the largest he could find, and filled it, raised it with a bow, and drank it slowly. “Ah! ah! Bah! That is not it,” he exclaimed, with some disgust, filling it again. “You ought to have told me to order your Burgundy, and they would not have brought you that stuff.”

I got away from this man as soon as I civilly could, and, putting on my hat, I walked out with no other company than my sturdy walking-stick. I visited the inn-yard, and looked up to the windows of the Countess’s apartments HKUE DSE . They were closed, however, and I had not even the unsubstantial consolation of contemplating the light in which that beautiful lady was at that moment writing, or reading, or sitting and thinking of — anyone you please.

I bore this serious privation as well as I could, and took a little saunter through the town. I shan’t bore you with moonlight effects, nor with the maunderings of a man who has fallen in love at first sight with a beautiful face. My ramble, it is enough to say, occupied about half an hour, and, returning by a slight détour, I found myself in a little square, with about two high gabled houses on each side, and a rude stone statue, worn by centuries of rain HKUE DSE, on a pedestal in the center of the pavement. Looking at this statue was a slight and rather tall man, whom I instantly recognized as the Marquis d’Harmonville: he knew me almost as quickly. He walked a step towards me, shrugged and laughed:

“You are surprised to find Monsieur Droqville staring at that old stone figure by moonlight. Anything to pass the time. You, I see, suffer from ennui, as I do. These little provincial towns! Heavens! what an effort it is to live in them!  formed in early life a friendship that does me honor, I think its condemning me to a sojourn in such a place would make me do so. You go on towards Paris, I suppose, in the morning?”

would be seen by me no more

I learned, moreover, at intervals, and through broken and equivocal hints, another singular feature of his mental condition. He was enchained by certain superstitious impressions in regard to the dwelling which he tenanted, and whence, for many years, he had never derma21　ventured forth — in regard to an influence whose supposititious force was conveyed in terms too shadowy here to be re-stated — an influence which some peculiarities in the mere form and substance of his family mansion, had, by dint of long sufferance, he said, obtained over his spirit-an effect which the physique of the gray walls and turrets, and of the dim tarn into which they all looked down, had, at length, brought about upon the morale of his existence.

He admitted, however, although with hesitation, that much of the peculiar gloom which thus afflicted him could be traced to a more natural and far more palpable origin — to the severe and long-continued illness — indeed to the evidently approaching dissolution-of a hk business registration tenderly beloved sister — his sole companion for long years — his last and only relative on earth. “Her decease,” he said, with a bitterness which I can never forget, “would leave him (him the hopeless and the frail) the last of the ancient race of the Ushers.” While he spoke, the lady Madeline (for so was she called) passed slowly through a remote portion of the apartment, and, without having noticed my presence, disappeared. I regarded her with an utter astonishment not unmingled with dread — and yet I found it impossible to account for such feelings. A sensation of stupor oppressed me, as my eyes followed her retreating steps. When a door, at length, closed upon her, my glance sought instinctively and eagerly the countenance of the brother — but he had buried his face in his hands, and I could only perceive that a far more than ordinary wanness had overspread the emaciated fingers through which trickled many passionate tears.

The disease of the lady Madeline had serviced apartments hong kong long baffled the skill of her physicians. A settled apathy, a gradual wasting away of the person, and frequent although transient affections of a partially cataleptical character, were the unusual diagnosis. Hitherto she had steadily borne up against the pressure of her malady, and had not betaken herself finally to bed; but, on the closing in of the evening of my arrival at the house, she succumbed (as her brother told me at night with inexpressible agitation) to the prostrating power of the destroyer; and I learned that the glimpse I had obtained of her person would thus probably be the last I should obtain — that the lady, at least while living,.

The main character is the same person

Don't have the experience of love, so I never write love.

This is the first time, every story is true.

First, it is sweetheart's sister.

Lang ride sweethearts, greengage around the bed. Cohabitation Enterprise Video Conferencing long dry, two small not guess.

The younger sister, it is said that and you are childhood friends.

Have been met, that an innocent playmates. You said, you two families and family friend, play together to study at an early age. Remember you once mentioned her name at a time, maybe too long, maybe not much, I'm sorry, really forgot.

You said, this is your first  love girl, is the kind of like very childlike is very simple. You said, do you remember? The girl is the most profound girl. Also said that every year birthday girl will remember you, also can send message bless her.

To be a boy, such thinking. Well, I think, she is lucky enough. Just regret, it can't spend this lifetime, accompanied by the end of the world исследования туризм.

That do not understand love, hate Chen chi childhood, that's not sentimental innocent life. In your heart, her heart is always miss.

Every read this, I always dream,? The girl is not married, still waiting for him somewhere, karma, and cruise around, fantasizing about childhood sweetheart they can create a myth of moss white hair. Ha ha, dreaming.

Cher.

You told her to her.

Snow is your childhood sweetheart. You said you don't love Numbers, but firmly remember the days of your love.

Your bank card password, also have a plenty of your memorial day.

You put your dad gave you a wek-jin for send to her, the piece of jade you wear for ten years. You say, it take you to fitness the temperature of your breath, her life is ok.

Three years, the time you spend with her.

Dedication of love, eternal friendship, you have to leave, I was crazy, the world is so small, I can't find you, where there is a claim, no one like me, where is far away from you, desire alone, the end of time.

In the school library, there are the two of you so many beautiful memories. You read, read you both like RaoXueMan together. I don't know who RaoXueMan. Here is the first time heard from you. Maybe she should be the anniversary of your girlfriend.

Although finally can't together, but you loved snow must be happy, be proud, is lucky enough.

Mei.

The younger sister is probably you know the girl on the Internet. She is the most understand you, you said you a little affectations, she understand a little sigh, she knew. You said, she can read all your typo.

I want to say, you are actually few typo. Your information, your words, your image, just like you love most in the end, so perfect, so perfect. In fact, I can understand all of your sentences, but, sometimes is no more able to read your mind.

You say much about the plum son, know only then seems to be in love with your good friend. Unfortunately died.

The elder sister, you just mentioned.

I don't know what her last name call what, because if you said, I also don't ask.

About like me, also from the virtual network, a lack of love and lonely woman.

Some younger than me. About impulse than I am. And I am almost be silly and confused about.

You said she fell in love with you. You said she was going to leave the marriage to you. You said that you are afraid, finally hesitated, at this age you, forgive you, or don't have the courage to face the gossip, to marry a married woman with a child.

You say, you advised she and her husband reconciled. You said, you slowly fade out of her life. You said, you can also contact. I guess she is about, still miss your gentleness sweet, miss your honey talk sweetness, miss you with words written personable.

Ah, early know is such stumbles, why at the beginning.

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Total Fat    1g
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Sodium    30mg
Total Carbohydrate    2g
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Total Time: 27 min
Prep Time: 15 min
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3    tablespoon(s) olive oil
3/4 teaspoon(s) ground cumin
1/4 teaspoon(s) ground red pepper
5    whole(s) (5 to 6 inch) whole wheat or white pitas with pockets
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Salt, (optional)
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I felt I got free again

 Now most people live in apartments, in which we don't know our neighbour in most cases. Everyday when we come out from our own door ,we see all the other  doors in the building are close.We don't know who Hong Kong Festival the neighbours are . Someone misses  the close relationship of neighbours in the yard at past. I think making friends with your neighbour may be not good experient after I knew one of my neighbours.

      Two years ago, a new family moved in the rooms next to mine.They were parents and a boy, as same as my family.We knew  each other at the children playing space .We were all excited when we find we are next door .Two boys were  very happy.And then,the hostess and I often walked,went shopping ,had dinner together.Everthing was  good between us ;at the beginning. But gradually,I  was beset with the close relationship.One day when I was busy with my work,my neighbour knocked at my door . I opend the door ,she came in and sit down at the sofa.She just wanted to chat with me.I didn't expect she would leave after 5 hours!I lost my time.Since that day ,I didn't feel safe in my own room.I were afraid her coming without invitition once again.I really had no free time to chat wth her.After a few months ,I found  the worse thing .One day she told  me :"Your husband seems coming home very late recently.Is he very busy?" I felt terrible when I realized she can Cloud Email hear our door slam and judge our life.Would she heard us when I quarrel with my husband?Since then ,I speaked in a low voice  so as not to be overheard.I felt that  I lived next to a detective!

      A few days ago,my neighbour moved away.I felt I got free again.

     Maybe in this age we don't like too  close relationship with other people any more .we need maintainning  privacy.

Last Christmas

My nephew is now studying in high school, and next semester Security Operations Center will be his senior year. He studies well except for English and Chinese and even though he  always ranks into the top list of his grade. So now, you probably can have the sense that he chooses science as the major direction.

When I was at his age, I did not perform well in Chinese and some arts related subjects, that was why I chose to science. But later, I found everything is connected and interacted and nothing hong kong package can be simply seperated from each other. Then I courage my nephew and tell of something about study, and let him know how important it is to master overall knowledge in all aspects to be an integrity.

Last Christmas, I wrote a card in English with my best wishes to him. A kid at his age needs to be encouraged and inspired, though a card did not bring him a huge gift, while I believe it was a pleasant joyfulness. Yesterday, I heard of a good news about his Engish growth. Now I think he more or less finds his way to study English, and soon I will see his amzing performance. The final mark is important, while the procedure of tourism industry facts getting better is more essential since it is the way to develop a person's potential. That is the beauty of study, not for 'A's, but for comprehensive ability to know more about the knowledge.

Companionship is education

A good companion is better than a fortune, for a fortune cannot purchase Network Security those elements of character which make companionship a blessing. The best companion is one who is wiser and better than ourselves, for we are inspired by his wisdom and virtue to nobler deeds. Greater wisdom and goodness than we possess lifts us higher mentally and morally.


A man is known by the companion he keeps." It is always true. Companionship of a high order is powerful to develop character. Character makes character in the associations of life faster than anything else. Purity begets purity, like begets like; and this fact makes the choice of companion in early life more important even than that of teachers and guardians.


It is true that we cannot always gift for her choose all of our companions, some are thrust upon us by business or the social relations of life, we do not choose them, we do not enjoy them; and yet, we have to associate with them more or less. The experience is not altogether without compensation, if there be principle enough in us to bear the strain. Still, in the main, choice of companions can be made, and must be made. It is not best or necessary for a young person to associate with "Tom, Dick, and Harry" without forethought or purpose. Some fixed rules about the company he or she keeps must be observed. The subject should be uttermost in the thoughts, and canvassed often


Companionship is education, good or not; it develops manhood or womanhood, high or low; it lifts soul upward or drags it downward; it minister to virtue or vice. There is no half way work about its influence. If it ennobles, it does grandly, if it demoralizes, it doest hong kong hotel list it devilishly. It saves or destroys lustily. Nothing in the world is surer than this. Sow virtue, and the harvest will be virtue, Sow vice, and the harvest will be vice. Good companionships help us to sow virtue; evil companionships help us to sow vice.

Deep in the world of mortals

Always feel some fate in life, really is doomed, as thanks to cause and illuminating, in my eyes there is no doubt that they are there is love, is the tacit understanding, they will be able to put yourself in for each other, although the fetters of reality there are a lot of make love cannot be perfect, but with no regrets love jin yuelin thanks to for a lifetime. Jin yuelin to laser 1064 thanks for once said that the phrase, has always been the most impressed me, he said: "it seems, is really love you, I can't hurt a man really loves you, I should quit." Though his heart had struggles and aspirations, but in front of love, he is sane, is also strong, or true love is not possessive, but hope each other can really be happy, a moment of goodwill and impulse is not love, real love is cherish, is to know, such as illuminating love thanks for.

Even if the last of the last can't walk to arrive together, but got each other's understanding and tolerance, the doomed fate, if not, how can have been stay in each other's life do not hong kong business registration want to leave? The doomed fate, if not, how could be so miss each other's world? Love is the heart feeling, only true love can know every time looking back and watched component can have multiple, but whether sad or happy, always happy, because there is love, vulnerable we will be more strong and brave in the face of life, because there is love in the heart, we are happy.

In this world, can meet such a fate, to be able to find such a man, is the greatest happiness in life. When quiet miss spread in the body, there is always a helpless, there is always a warm at your fingertips overflowing, from then on, the air flow of the one called miss happiness, from then on, the text in blossom a clever tacit understanding, snuggled up in time, little smile enron, years static good, to know each other together, is the most in the world of mortals know.

Deep in the world of mortals, hug to each other, with time leaning on the window, open a wisp of fragrance in the time, the long winter, to bring you a little warm. You look at the sky is so blue, the time is so quiet, I believe that love will always exist in the heart, all the experience into one know, no matter in the end of the world or the cape, my eyes will always follow you, your shadow always warm my years, because of you, life is always full of expectation Обучение туризм.

Deep shallow years, there is always a warm his heart, there is always a love in our life is bright, no matter in the later years, to experience how much wind and rain, regardless of the future journey will face many obstacles, if you, I will depend on each other, only cherish margin, to eternal!