Heya, William. I Just Wanted To Say, I Hope You Get To See Henry Again, And Make More Music Together.

Lovely! That's the same one!

do you have a favourite flower?

I like a good ol' chrysanthemum!

When did you first meet Henry? Do you remember what year it was?

Early 1986 or thereabouts!

William. I challenge you to a duel. We meet at four o’clock in the morning and you must bring a pocket wristwatch that is two hours fast. You know the one.

Ain't got the faintest idea what you're on about, pal! Don't think I'm too fit for duelin' in here.

what is en abime?

Come take a look!

hi will! back with another song recommendation!!! im not sure how familiar you are with the blues but this is a delta blues song so it's in a style that should've originated somewhere around your time (20s? 30s? which is it anyway) and the lyrics reminded me a lot of you!

Wow! Love this tune — real catchy! Some of us are born to lose!

IXO Telecomputing system, 1982

@cavidtrau098 Thanks a ton for givin' me an ol' "Tag" on Two Truths and a Lie! I'm guessin' the Lie for you is "ive had my hair dyed 4 times" -- bet it's a slightly different number!

Here are my Truths and Lie:

I'm fond of a spot of gin!

I find Montgomery Clift to be the bee's knees!

He's a bit after my time, but Marlon Brando is gorgeous in Streetcar!

sounds good! we'll hold out on operation country roads (the emails and all) until you get closer to henry. good luck!

Thanks, pal!

i suppose you can't eat food, right? do you miss it?

Boy, I wish I could! Honestly, don't got a clear enough idea of what to miss to miss it, if ya catch my drift!

@fuckyername "Tagged" me to share my Top Ten Played Songs! Thanks, pal!

"Someone's Rockin' My Dreamboat" by the Ink Spots

""Murder," He Says" by Dinah Shore

"Blue Skies" by Maxine Sullivan

"Where Can I Meet You Tonight" by Billy Murray and Ada Jones

"My Blue Heaven" by Gene Austin

"Hello, Central! Give Me Heaven" by the Carter Family

"Come On-A My House" by Ella Fitzgerald

"Mack the Knife" by Louis Armstrong

"Walkin' After Midnight" by Patsy Cline

"Old Fashioned Love" by The Mills Brothers