If you hold no bars to colour , culture or creed soon there are no barriers to Worldwide friendship.
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Love your hopeful IF line, David. ❤
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I’m at least ‘part’ realist Tess.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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Realists can be hopeful. There is always room for hope and change, right? ❤
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Thank you for the re-blog.
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You’re welcome Theresa. It was a great choice of yours for me to borrow.
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
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When I read this, I had coincidentally been thinking of one of the few good things about the Internet. That I have people all around the world of different nationalities, skin colour, and beliefs who I can call friends. In many cases I don’t know some of those details, because, they don’t matter. In some cases I may guess about our differences and I may be right and I may be wrong. But it’s nice to relate to people at face value. Inappropriate term there, but I’m sure you get my drift.
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I do. Like you I have friends around the world. The only way I know of any differences between us are because of an unusual name, that English may not be their first language is sometimes obvious and /or they put a photograph of themselves up.
The only thing that ever bothered me is when someone wrote to me in Turkish, I translated it as much as possible on google and wrote back saying sorry, I only speak English yet they wrote again in Turkish. An attempt to speak to me in English would have been appreciated, but I don’t like ignorance in any language not just from Turks.
xxx Sending Hugs xxx
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