Notes

Dear Miss Angelique,

Your note found me safe and very well, I appreciate the care directed at me. I hope my words find you as well as your heart longs to be. As for the attempt on your part, followed by the realization of the absence of technological skills in your being, from my perspective, your attempt itself is an important step in a world where conformism and fear of the unknown still prevail. You were willing to leave your comfort zone and explore the possibilities of the site. Your determination, curiosity came to ally with your fertile interest that nourishes everything you dedicate yourself with all your heart. This deserves acknowledgement from you before anyone else. When you feel (if you feel at some point) ready and if the desire of your heart is still hanging on to that little adventure, make another attempt. Everything has its own time and moment to happen. Continue to respect your own time and pace. The absence of a skill is reversible. As darkness is an absence of light, when lighting a candle, darkness will be banished. So, light the candle. Continue your attempts as long as the act does not violate the sanctity of your peace of mind. After all, to be human is to humbly oneself as an eternal master and disciple. To finish off the topic about the site. Here is a tip. I. Write your answer in your notepad. II. Open JustPaste.it (https://justpaste.it/). III. Return to the notepad, and copy your answer. IV. Back to JustPaste.it paste the answer in the blank, making sure that the Editor is selected instead of HTML. There is another site with a similar proposal and a minimalist layout, Notes.io (https://notes.io/). As you have noticed, I have chosen to post the answer in this format, so you will be able to analyze first hand how your answer will look if you decide to test it. Interesting. The way you described the, so to speak, fascination unleashed by my name on your person made it sound as if you to pronounce it as one who experiences the unexpected and addictive taste of a perfectly ripe exotic fruit for the first time. Maybe a Black Sapote, of course, if you are a chocolate fan. The creamy and dark pulp of this fruit native to Mexico, Central America and Colombia, has a slightly bitter taste that refers to chocolate, but only when it is perfectly ripe. Tell me a poem capable of talking to your soul. Tell me the title of one of your favorite bedside books. Poetry, books in general. I am always accompanied by one, wherever I go. Two, when I am about to finish a current reading. I have a habit of reading more than one book at the same time, although not simultaneously. The only books whose reading was not completed by me are those whose reading I have not started yet. In addition to the physical book, I have installed a reading application on my mobile phone, more for convenience than preference. An electronic book does not even come close to surpassing the physical book. The feeling of having it in your hands, the smell given off by its pages, the chosen font, the art and texture of the cover. To read accompanied by a cheeky cup of tea. By the way, what literary genre do you favoritism are currently concentrated in? I feel the same way about water. In fact, nature itself, the sky. Byron can perfectly speak on my behalf:

"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods,
There is a rapture on the lonely shore,
There is society, where none intrudes,
By the deep Sea, and music in its roar:
I love not Man the less, but Nature more,
From these our interviews, in which I steal
From all I may be, or have been before,
To mingle with the Universe, and feel
What I can ne’er express, yet cannot all conceal."


Wonderful. I can certainly understand the reasons why these places have stolen your heart. Now, see, two more elements to be added to the list, possibly growing, of things that we have in common. The music; dance; painting; drawing; photography; sculpture; writing/journaling; gastronomy. Frankly, I am always exploring new horizons. Essentially, learning and practicing what was learned would be my main hobby, the part of volunteering, because my thirst for knowledge has been proving insatiable since I have a memory. Other hobbies that I have a genuine appreciation for, in addition to the radical and water sports mentioned above, in no order of preference, are: Air sports; Jianzi; Sepak takraw; table tennis; plank sports; climbing; cycling; martial arts; cue sports; fair; old games; board games; analog games; video game; home projects; picking/antiquing; sailing; airsoft; paintball; fencing; woodburning; snow sports; learn new languages; Murano; rock balancing; archery, knife throwing; fencing; Two kendōka; Silambam; carpentry, metallurgy, gardening, catering (cars, furniture, toys, butterfly wings, etc.), collecting, camping, backpacking, motorcycling, motor racing; trampoline; astronomy, knitting; whittling; geocaching; model building. I could go on, but completing the list would require some incarnations. The knowledge is power. The best way to travel to a place for the first time is to inform yourself deeply about it, in order to eliminate as much as possible the setbacks triggered by the cultural contrast, for example. Let is see, is there anything in particular that you want to know? Tell me, where did your curiosity about Bangkok and Budapest make your nest? If you had to choose one of the two, which one would you choose?

I will catch you later, Miss Angelique.
Take care of yourself very well.

Darkan.