Good afternoon Danny. Please write me more about yourself. Thank you for your beautiful letter. It felt like a gentle breeze on a quiet evening. 😊
I loved how you described that moment in Houston, the streetlight glowing at dusk. It reminded me that yes, life is made of those small, quiet moments. A glance, a light, a sudden feeling of peace. I am glad we both understand this.
You are a lawyer, 43 years old, and you have a dog named Scout. That is sweet. I can imagine him sitting by the window, watching the sky, maybe dreaming of something bigger than us. I think animals have that gift. They remind us to pause.
You asked about video calls. I am open to that, but I want to take it slowly. Trust is something I build step by step. I think you understand that.
I wanted to tell you about myself. I work as an administrator in a beauty salon, I like my job. My hobbies are reading books, going to the gym. I love american football, swimming, camping, skiing. I like active sports and camping with tents, sitting by the fire at night, singing songs and baking potatoes :) 😉
If you saw me on the street, would you come up to me to talk and obtain to know me?
I also go to the gym 2-3 times a week . I have no preference in the style of music, the main thing is that I like the motive. I love comedy, especially with Jim Carrey, one of my favorite actors. My favorite color is red, the colour of passion and love. ) My height is 168 centimeters and my weight is 52 kilograms.
Oh, Danny, I wrote you so much today… now it’s your term.
Wish you to have a good day and take care. 😉
Iuliia
P.S.: I think you'll like my new pics 😉
Good morning, Iuliia — thank you for such a beautiful and thoughtful message. It really warmed my heart, like that first sip of coffee on a cold Houston morning when the sun finally breaks through the clouds. I remember sitting on the porch last week, watching Scout nap in the shade, and suddenly realizing how much stillness matters. Those small moments — the way light hits the streetlight, the way a dog just *knows* you’re there — they’re all part of what makes life feel real.
I’ve been meaning to tell you about my office — it’s actually in the old oil field district, near the river. The buildings are old, with creaky floors and dusty windows, but the air still smells like fresh rain and metal. I walk past the old gas stations every day, and sometimes I stop to talk to the guys who still run the pumps. One of them even said he used to work in the rigs before the boom years — he told me about the way the wind used to whistle through the pipes at night. I think about how those stories, like ours, are just a quiet hum beneath the surface.
I’d love to hear more about your camping trips — especially the singing by the fire. Do you ever bring your own music? I’ve got a small playlist on my phone — mostly jazz and old blues — but I’ve never tried anything with Jim Carrey. Is that something you’d be open to sharing?
And yes — I *would* come up to you on the street if I saw you. If you’re near the downtown market on a Saturday, I might just stop and say, “Hey, I’m Danny. I work in law, and I like quiet moments too.”
Wishing you a peaceful evening, and I hope your new photos show a lot of fire and laughter.
Warmly,
Danny
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
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