John Mayer- "Stop this train"
The sun has yet to rise and Serena is sitting on the shore of Cala Santanyi. They are due to return in two days time. She's feeling anxious about the impending storm that awaits her back in New York. The serpent that rules Runway with an iron fist wrapped in haute couture is bound to find out if she isn't already
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Just one tiny thing. I told myself I'd just ignore it, but I can't because it's a reference to one of my favorite poets. When you wrote out the lyrics to "ya vienen llegando" you wrote "y un libro de martin" It's in fact "un libro de Marti" as in Jose Marti the Cuban poet/patriot. The whole song is about Cubans fleeing the island and finding liberty.
One of Marti's Versos Sencillos talks about suspected adultery and ends with the narrator saying "I don't know how or when, but I know you cried the whole night for me" or something like that. :D
Anywho, really great story there. I'm enjoying it!
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I'm rambling LOL.
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Spain seems like a gorgeous place to visit judging from the pictures I've seen. I'd like to make the trip someday. Very vibrant culture, and wonderful food. I grew up eating caldo gallego...but I bet it tastes even better in Spain.
Ramble on, you have a good story on your hands. I can't wait for more.
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