Hello:
I've been back home for a week after 3 weeks in Bogota and a week in Cartagena. The last week in Cartagena was the most wonderful and the hardest part of the month for me. When I got back on the plane to go back to Bogota, I was crying after kissing a woman goodbye and I haven't cried in many years.
I think I had written a post on this forum that I was going to Cartagena on a flier, on the strength of a photo and a proifle to meet a woman I had written to a year ago, after purchasing her address. Even though they didn't make a peso, LAI in Bogota called and arranged the intorduction. She had received almost 100 emails and letters in two years, but stopped writing back to men because almost no one was coming to meet her in Cartagena, and that is why she didn't write back to me a year ago. Then, I had no plans to go to Colombia.
She is 36, even more beautiful then her agency photo, a stunningly beautiful woman, divorced, has an 18 year old daughter who was away for her holidays and who I didn't meet. When we fist met for drinks and dinner at the Almirante, there was an enotional connection unlike anything that happened in the first three weeks. We spent every minute possible together for the next four days and I left my heart in Cartagena. I don't know what will happen, we have talked to each other three times in the week since I came back and emailed each other every day, and the soonest I can get back to Colombia is October. When we were together in Cartagena, I bought her a silver bracelet as a gift, had our names engraved inside and a short sentiment.
I met something like 48 or 49 women in a month in Bogota and Cartagena, it was a lot fo work to meet so many women and try to find something out about them, but so well worth it. I had really wonderful times with about 7 or 8 of the women, I am now in touch with four women, one quickly became just a platonic friend, I met two who I really liked in Bogota and where there was great chemistry and I think I fell head over heels in love in Catagena, and my head is still spinning.
For all you lurkers and fence sitters, get on the plane.
Adios
Dominguin