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Ken Valentine   11-06-2006, 03:07 PM
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AsMoral Wrote:Bad actor from a lot of 80s films.

Okay . . . thanks.

Ken V.
GeraldRice   11-07-2006, 06:09 PM
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Ken Valentine Wrote:Most definitely not.

Hey everybody! (And especially Tony.) I met Paige at Pauls book signing in LA. She's warm, friendly, engaging, (a bit quiet at the restaurant as she hadn't met anybody else there) and she has a lovely smile.

Her family is from the Ukraine -- the "bread basket" of Russia.

All the Eastern European people I've met and come to know over the years -- not just Russians, but Eastern Europeans in general -- beginning with a boy I knew whose family escaped from Hungary during the 1956 Revolution (we were in 5th-grade together, and I helped him learn English) . . . were good, warm, friendly people.

Stereotypes are so stupid.

Ken V.

Don't tell me everyone is missing the joke. I took his words to be literal. Russian ladies are cold as in the temperature and distant as in far away from here. I thought it was funny.

And I just saw Tony's response that makes this post completely unnecessary. And yet I do not delete it...
This post was last modified: 11-07-2006, 06:12 PM by GeraldRice.

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XamberB   11-08-2006, 05:18 AM
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Ken Valentine Wrote:Speaking of jewelry . . . and Russia . . . have you ever seen Alexandrite?

It's a semi-precious gem named after Czar Alexander II. It's unusual in that it is green in sunlight, and a sort of reddish purple in artificial light . . . beautiful! My wife had a ring with a large Alexandrite stone as its center.

Ken V.

One of my treasured possessions is an Alexandrite ring my husband gave me.

Hazel Stone
(A true, blue Fan)

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Ken Valentine   11-08-2006, 06:37 AM
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XamberB Wrote:One of my treasured possessions is an Alexandrite ring my husband gave me.

Beautiful isn't it.

Ken V.
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