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Hello posters and fence eagles

First, I am in Key West attending my fathers funeral who passed at the age of 88 last week. He lived a great life and was married the second time to a woman 30 years his junior. I thank all here for their heartfelt condolances.

I have just braodly reviewed the recent posts and wish to make a few comments. First Jamie "double your prices" was a great piece of advice.(and funny too) I watched Bud on the phone 14 hours a day when he operated Latin Love. He became a councelor for a bunch of neurotic cheapskates. It was the real reason he turned over the agency to his wife's family.
 To heat, congratulations on your relationship. I agree with you on your on your evaluation of Luz Amparo's Latin Best.  There is not a greedy bone in her body. Recently one of her clients decided to open yet another agency in Cali. She was not upset about him being in compition with her, it was that he obviously felt guilty and ceased speaking with her.Luz still operates with the same personal service. She really wants all of us to find the right girl.

As to felinessa, I didn't know we had gender challenged Trolls wellllllllll  I always said he was a catcher. Hey Cabin boy decided to jump the fence did you? Catlady? Give me a break! Pussy would be closer. I may be wrong, but I doubt it. I smell tuna in the air.

  Well I will be here for a few weeks, so expect me to be grumpy for a while until I can go home to Cartagena.
jimc "the Cartagena Hooker"

... in response to belated perspective, posted by jim c on Jun 25, 2005

"Tis sweet and commendable
in your nature, Hamlet,
To give these mourning duties to your father.
But you must know,
your father lost a father, that
father lost, lost his, and
the survivor bound in filial
obligation for some term to
do obsequious sorrow.."

A quote from Shakespeare I used in the eulogy for my father last year. The pain fades with time.

... in response to belated perspective, posted by jim c on Jun 25, 2005

My sympathies and prayers are with you.

... in response to Re: belated perspective, posted by Looking4Wife on Jun 25, 2005

Sorry for your loss.
Keep your chin up.

... in response to Re: belated perspective, posted by Looking4Wife on Jun 25, 2005

my regards and condolence to you and your family respectfully ........
Jake

... in response to belated perspective, posted by jim c on Jun 25, 2005

Sorry to hear the sad news. Hope your good health keeps the family longevity continuing upward.

... in response to belated perspective, posted by jim c on Jun 25, 2005

Jim,
Sorry to hear about your fathers death.It sounds like he lived a full life to 88 which is about as good as we can hope for now,but perhaps as we approach 88 100 plus will be more possible.Lots of good Italian cooking with olive oil  and some red wine perhaps?
And I will always remember his comment,"son you don't know how lucky you are never having to see an old woman naked."
We have laughed alot about that and I keep it in mind whenever the going gets tough doing what we are doing.
I know you are OK with this and we have to keep the bog picture in mind at all times.

Pete

... in response to belated perspective, posted by jim c on Jun 25, 2005

Jim,

Very sorry for your father.  My condolences.