o/t driven to optimism
Aug 28th 2003, 9:57 am
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o/t driven to optimism
I am optomistic
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Aug 28th 2003, 4:26 pm
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Yes.... I love my web cam, because I can see my Lovely.... BUT I can't touch him 
so I hate my web cam at the same time 
Emails, chats and e-cards make me calmer when i start missing him very much
Olenka
so I hate my web cam at the same time Emails, chats and e-cards make me calmer when i start missing him very much
Olenka
Aug 29th 2003, 2:05 am
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Re: o/t driven to optimism
OlenkaKyiv <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Yes.... I love my web cam, because I can see my Lovely.... BUT I can't
> touch him so I hate my web cam at the same time
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> Emails, chats and e-cards make me calmer when i start missing him
> very much
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> Olenka
Don't forget cheap phone cards!!! I would die without being to hear
his voice a few times a week.
Leslie
> Yes.... I love my web cam, because I can see my Lovely.... BUT I can't
> touch him
so I hate my web cam at the same time >
>
>
> Emails, chats and e-cards make me calmer when i start missing him
> very much
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> Olenka
Don't forget cheap phone cards!!! I would die without being to hear
his voice a few times a week.
Leslie
Aug 29th 2003, 6:27 am
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Re: o/t driven to optimism
Thanks for the post Bill. I normally dont post to this particular group, but
I wanted to tell you I enjoyed your post. By the way, do you mind telling me
where you were held captive in vietnam? I have some relatives who served in
that war also. Thanks again for the positive thoughts
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
I wanted to tell you I enjoyed your post. By the way, do you mind telling me
where you were held captive in vietnam? I have some relatives who served in
that war also. Thanks again for the positive thoughts
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Aug 29th 2003, 6:50 am
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Re: o/t driven to optimism
Originally posted by American Mail
By the way, do you mind telling me
where you were held captive in vietnam?
By the way, do you mind telling me
where you were held captive in vietnam?
Mr Pink
~and SecretGarden
~~(waiting attentively)
Aug 29th 2003, 7:29 am
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Re: o/t driven to optimism
Thanks Bill for reminding me of what is important. I dont like the long
wait, but before, I had nothing to wait for
he is my everything!!
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
wait, but before, I had nothing to wait for
he is my everything!!
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Aug 29th 2003, 10:15 am
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Re: o/t driven to optimism
I have been so angry lately, thanks for your posts. You rule!! and thanks
for the last nebraska stats
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
for the last nebraska stats
"billwilson597" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Isnt it such a great blessing that we live in this age of electronic
> communication. Not that long ago many of us would not have met our
> wives/fiances/husbands, and we certainly would not enjoy the
> communication with them through email etc.
> Most of us have been exposed to an entirely new culture and in the
> process been almost magically transformed in our inner selves. We walk
> through our places of goings and comings and sometimes we glance at
> others, and we know that they have never been where we have been, and
> we feel we have a special secret.
> What a grand journey we are priviledged to be a part of.
> With this greatest blessing of love that we have, that has made us
> brand new, and caused us to see the world in a new ray of sunshine,
> how can we be anything but optimistic?
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Aug 29th 2003, 11:50 pm
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Originally posted by billwilson597
First I would like to say , it doesnt matter that I was in Nam<snip>
First I would like to say , it doesnt matter that I was in Nam<snip>
Reading this part on the website rang a bell to me:
"The Department of Defense uses one of the main data bases [PMSEA] for this program to verify legitimacy of a former Vietnam Prisoner of War. If a name does not appear on the PMSEA or in the index of names -- the "P.O.W." may be a wannabe or PHONY."
Guess where I *did* find your name?
I see that assumed names are nothing new for you. Does Faye have anything to say about all this? Or does she know? And what about your boys. For shame, dave. For shame.
Aug 30th 2003, 2:26 am
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Originally posted by billwilson597
To the Post above,,,
<snip>
dont mention my name in any more posts thats all I will say to you
To the Post above,,,
<snip>
dont mention my name in any more posts thats all I will say to you
Aug 30th 2003, 2:33 am
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EXPOSED....sorry off topic
Originally posted by meauxna
Interesting...scratch that....*facinating* site, dave. Funny, but I didn't see your name listed under the 'W's either.
Reading this part on the website rang a bell to me:
"The Department of Defense uses one of the main data bases [PMSEA] for this program to verify legitimacy of a former Vietnam Prisoner of War. If a name does not appear on the PMSEA or in the index of names -- the "P.O.W." may be a wannabe or PHONY."
Guess where I *did* find your name?
I see that assumed names are nothing new for you. Does Faye have anything to say about all this? Or does she know? And what about your boys. For shame, dave. For shame.
Interesting...scratch that....*facinating* site, dave. Funny, but I didn't see your name listed under the 'W's either.
Reading this part on the website rang a bell to me:
"The Department of Defense uses one of the main data bases [PMSEA] for this program to verify legitimacy of a former Vietnam Prisoner of War. If a name does not appear on the PMSEA or in the index of names -- the "P.O.W." may be a wannabe or PHONY."
Guess where I *did* find your name?
I see that assumed names are nothing new for you. Does Faye have anything to say about all this? Or does she know? And what about your boys. For shame, dave. For shame.
lol
Aug 30th 2003, 3:01 am
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Bill
There is no way for anyone here to verify that you are indeed the Wilson, William Wallace whose site you have offered for validity or David Wilkson or Seadave as your other posts have indicated.
To the POW Wilson, as a US citizen, I thank him for his service to our country. Regardless of the political atmosphere at the time, he did what was required of him by his country and for that I commend him.
On that note, I ask, as moderator, that this discussion of the service record of William Wallace Wilson become a subject non-gratis.
It has already escalated to the point where there is hostility and verbage being slung that serves only to renders the newsgroup inhospital to newcomers.
While this is a site where one can view postings from the Usenet, it is not a site without resources to clean its house. Please remember that the forum is for the benefit of all and not for the verbal assault of others.
Rete
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There is no way for anyone here to verify that you are indeed the Wilson, William Wallace whose site you have offered for validity or David Wilkson or Seadave as your other posts have indicated.
To the POW Wilson, as a US citizen, I thank him for his service to our country. Regardless of the political atmosphere at the time, he did what was required of him by his country and for that I commend him.
On that note, I ask, as moderator, that this discussion of the service record of William Wallace Wilson become a subject non-gratis.
It has already escalated to the point where there is hostility and verbage being slung that serves only to renders the newsgroup inhospital to newcomers.
While this is a site where one can view postings from the Usenet, it is not a site without resources to clean its house. Please remember that the forum is for the benefit of all and not for the verbal assault of others.
Rete
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