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Reminds me of the phrase a friend of mine from college used often: "I love you unconditionally...sometimes."
Good stuff Raffi. I enjoy reading your thoughts. Perhaps we could grab some coffee or tea some day beings that we're neighbors (in the LA sense).
Grace and peace to you,
Jon
Pasadena, CA
Thanks for the kind words, brother. Good to have you around.
Coffee sounds great. My schedule is filled to the brim, though. Email me your 411 and we'll try to make it happen.
Grace and Peace,
Raffi