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Greetings Danny! I m happy my message caught your attention. I look forward to us getting to know each other more. As promised, I d like to share a bit more about myself and my intentions. Im based in Osh, Kyrgyzstans capital. I am 172 centimeters tall and weigh 52 kilograms. Ive never been married and dont have children. Two years ago, I ended a relationship that lasted over six years because our future plans were different. I am a real estate agent, so I spend a lot of time handling office work. Sometimes I go out to meet clients and show houses. I dont have much free time to meet people outside of work. After some years alone, I decided to look for a serious partner. My cousin Diana suggested I try meeting someone from abroad. I believe online is a good way to learn about someone before going further. I havent done online dating much before. Ive tried a few times before, but most interactions ended as flings or requests for private photos. Those chats didnt last, as my goal is a serious relationship. I would like to know more about you what do you seek? Do you want a meaningful relationship or just a light conversation? I hope you can reply, perhaps sharing a picture or two. Warm regards, Аizirek

Hey Danny! Thank you for your letter; it was so lively and warm. I really felt your atmosphere: the coffee, the Houston heat, your dog Max, and your lavender-filled kitchen. You described your thoughts so sincerely that it immediately creates the feeling of a real conversation. I want to clarify right away: I can't share photos of your kitchen or use your phone number, but I'm so glad you shared details of your home and garden. Lavender is wonderful; it brings peace and comfort, and I understand why you feel safe there. You asked about my favorite houses in Osh. I love houses with a garden and mountain views; they create a sense of space and harmony. But I also appreciate traditional buildings with wooden elements and warmth in the details. It's important to me that a home is not only beautiful but also filled with a cozy atmosphere. As for my days, they go differently: sometimes I am busy with things to do and meetings, and sometimes I allow myself a quiet moment with a cup of tea or coffee to feel the rhythm of life and inspiration. I was pleased to receive your reply to my letter. I appreciate the photos, I liked looking at them. You seem like a kind person and I hope your intentions are true. I want to tell you a little about myself because I appreciate honesty. I am an adult woman and it is important for me to know if you appreciate more than just looks. I want to build something real and not live in illusions. Danny, I hope to get to know you better and see how compatible we are. This will help us understand our future together.I am looking for a kind, honest, and faithful partner. Someone who cares about whoI amInside and out.I want to be with someone who shares my concerns. Danny, and you what qualities are important to you in a partner? Are there traits you value the most? Maybe you will see them in me. I am not perfect, but I have sincerity, understanding, and patience. I am guided by a inner connection more than appearances. I want my partner to feel supported by a loving partner with whom he can face life together. Danny, I look forward to your next letter, hoping to hear from you soon. Аizirek

Hello, Danny! I am very happy to receive your photos! I really want you to send me your photos as often as possible! I am always happy when you send me your photos. It lifts my mood and makes my day brighter. 😊 I hope my photos will add joy to your day too. 😄 You described your feelings so vividly that I felt as if I could see the lavender field myself and feel the very breeze you described. I'm pleased that my words were able to evoke such emotions in you. You're right: a true connection isn't born in appearance, but in sincerity and honesty. I relate to your desire to see beyond words, to listen and understand. This is rare, and I appreciate you speaking so openly about it. Your dream about walking through Osh sounds beautiful and symbolic. I like to think that sometimes dreams tell us what we seek in reality. I would gladly accept Max's photo; animals have a special ability to give us warmth and sincerity. As for the mountains in Osh, I especially cherish the view of the Alay Range. When the sun sets behind the peaks, everything turns golden and pink, and it seems as if time stands still. This place always gives me a sense of peace. You wrote about lavender in Houston; it's wonderful that you're trying to grow it. In Osh, lavender thrives on sunny slopes with light, well-drained soil. It prefers dry air and plenty of sun, making the mountain climate ideal for it. Danny, I've been meaning to tell you about my family for a long time, as it plays a huge role in my life and who I am today. I come from a small, working-class family. I have no siblings. I'm an only child. I have a mother, a father, and my cousin Naomi, who is very close to us. My mother was a high school math teacher, and my father was a career army officer. Their paths diverged when I was 17. It was difficult to overcome, but I overcame it, and it shaped me into who I am today. My mother hoped I would become a teacher and follow in her footsteps, but I chose a different path. I turned it down and chose cosmetics, and I've never regretted it. My education at the International Academy of Management and Marketing, especially in English, proved invaluable. Of course, I didn't become a businesswoman. Haha! But my work allows me to support myself comfortably. I hope my words don't make you think ill of me. I want to point out right away that money isn't all that important to me. I live a modest lifestyle and value experiences and relationships more than material possessions. I find joy in life's simple pleasures—a good book, the beauty of nature, the warmth of shared laughter. I believe in kindness, empathy, and the power of good conversation. This is just a brief overview of my life, but I believe it will help you better understand who I am. I'm very interested in learning about your life's journey, too! Аizirek

Hi Danny! I'm happy to read your words and feel that my stories resonated with you. Your memory of your father is very touching; "saving moments" are truly wise words, and I agree that it's these moments that make life real. You wrote about Naomi; she lives in Osh, and yes, she loves being in the mountains. She has her own special perspective on life, and she knows how to tell stories in a way that they stay in your memory for a long time. The photograph of Max sounds very funny! I love animals, and your story about him brings a smile to my face. The lavender in your garden is a miracle; I can imagine its scent and the tranquility it brings. Regarding a meeting, I prefer to remain in correspondence for now. For me, it's important to build trust gradually, through words and attention to each other. But I'm happy to continue our communication and share stories, thoughts, and dreams. You asked about my first dream as a child: I wanted to become a teacher, to share knowledge and help others. This dream largely shaped my character and my love for communicating with people. How was your day? Honestly, mine was pretty stressful. 😩 I had a mountain of paperwork to deal with, and my coworker didn't get anything done on time, and it's not the first time! Pfuuuuu... I'm so tired of him! It's frustrating when people don't take their work seriously, isn't it? It's not the first time I've had to finish his work so we don't lose our monthly bonus. I'm one of those people who believes in getting things done on time and not putting things off. After all, putting things off can lead to big problems. This is something I've learned from my own life experience. I think it all depends on how you're raised. I had a strict upbringing as a child, and my parents instilled in me a strong sense of responsibility and discipline. My apologies for jumping straight to work—I just don't have anyone to share such things with. Please feel free to let me know if you'd prefer me to avoid work-related topics in our conversations. But if you ever need to talk about anything, know that I'm here to listen. By the way, I've been increasingly immersed in yoga lately. It helps me recharge and relieve stress from work. Yoga has become a calm counterbalance to the chaos of work. Danny, have you ever tried yoga? What do you enjoy doing in your free time? Have you stumbled upon any unexpected adventures or new hobbies lately? Danny, I'd love to hear more about your daily life so I can better understand who you really are? This concludes my letter. See you tomorrow. 🥱🥱🥱 .. Аizirek

Hi Danny! You write so vividly that I can almost see Max looking at you with a "why haven't you answered yet" expression, and I can hear that dramatic sigh of the cat who considers himself the main character of the house. The story with the oven is simply a masterpiece of domestic thriller. I imagined you running for the fire extinguisher, and Max watching what was happening with philosophical horror. Sometimes life itself writes the best comedies. Your attempts at meditation are also very relatable. I think everyone has that first experience when you try to "calm your mind," and in the end you fall asleep, sneeze, get scared, or start thinking about needing to buy milk. But I like your idea with the gratitude notebook; such small rituals really bring us back to ourselves. Three hours under an oak tree in the company of squirrels sounds like the perfect way to recharge. Yes, I love places where you can just be, without noise, without obligations, without the rush. Sometimes silence heals better than any practices. And Max the mountain goat on the Alai Range is a separate chapter of your diary. I think he secretly keeps his own saga, he just doesn't share it. As for "Shared Dreams," it's sweet, but let's keep the diaries and photos in a light, friendly format. I like our communication, but I prefer that it develops calmly, without too many symbols and without steps that create unnecessary expectations. And about meeting, I'm very cautious about that. Time, trust, and a natural rhythm of communication are important to me. I'm not in a hurry to move to personal meetings or exchange contact information. Let's just continue to get to know each other here, without pressure and without haste. And a dream... I have one, but it's not about mountain peaks. It's about a peaceful life where there is room for warmth, honesty, and people who know how to listen. I am very happy to receive your photos! I really want you to send me your photos as often as possible! I am always happy when you send me your photos. It lifts my mood and makes my day brighter. 😊 I hope my photos will add joy to your day too. 😄 Our previous conversations made me realize that I rarely share details about my daily life. I thought you might be interested in hearing about my typical workday. My workday starts early, around 7:30 AM. By 9:00 AM, I'm in the office or at my first meeting. During this time, I have time to have breakfast and a cup of aromatic coffee. 😋 The commute takes only about 15 minutes by public transportation, so the morning is relaxing. My workday begins with checking new properties: reviewing applications, updating the database, and preparing presentations of apartments and houses. I like to organize showings so clients can immediately get a feel for the property and imagine themselves in the new space. Throughout the day, I consult with clients: I talk about neighborhoods, compare options, and share advice on closing a deal. Sometimes it feels like small creative encounters—after all, everyone is looking for more than just walls, but a place to live, and I try to help them feel confident in their choice. Of course, there are more routine moments: paperwork, phone calls, negotiating terms. But it's the face-to-face interaction that makes my day special. I love seeing a client's smile when they find "the one." I've been working in real estate for several years. My day usually ends by 6:00 PM, but there are times when I stay late—if I need to hold an evening showing or discuss deal details with a client. I hope you enjoyed learning a little more about me and getting a sense of who I am in real life. Now, tell me about your day, Danny—from morning to evening. I think it's these little details that help us understand each other better and make our correspondence come alive. I look forward to hearing from you and your photos. 📷 Аizirek

Hi Danny! Thank you for sharing your daily routine with me. I was interested to learn about your typical day and what your everyday life is like. You write so vividly that I feel like I can see everything before my eyes – your mug, the hot Houston air, and your lavender "reaching for the window." You know how to convey a mood, and that's nice. I enjoyed reading about how you start your morning. Everyone has their own little rituals that make the day calmer. For me, it's coffee and the commute to work; for you, it's the garden, a mug, and your cat Max, who now seems to have a new job as a "guardian spirit." That sounds funny. I knew that lavender likes sun and dry air, but I didn't think it liked "stress." Perhaps plants are strong in their own way, like people. Your dream about the village and candles is very beautiful. Sometimes silence and simple conversations really seem like something rare. Maybe because in everyday life we're always rushing somewhere. And about the "Dreams and Gardens" diary, the idea is sweet, but let's not make it a daily obligation. I like light, calm communication, without schedules and "must-dos." If you want to share a photo of the lavender, send it. If you have a dream you want to tell me about, tell me. Let everything happen naturally. As for guardian spirits... I don't know if I believe in them, but sometimes it really seems like everyone has something that protects them. Maybe your lavender now has a cat guardian, who knows. Brrr... what a day we've had! The weather today decided to show its capricious side: cold, windy rain. 🥶 In the end, I called a taxi to get to work, but, alas, it was one of those mornings when everyone is late, and so was I. But it's okay. How about you, Danny? What's the weather like in your city? The weather in my city changes frequently; we have a very changeable climate: it can be hot today and cold tomorrow, but we're used to it. 😄 My city, Osh, is an ancient and amazing corner of Kyrgyzstan, located at the foot of the Alay Range 🏔. It is home to the famous Sulaiman-Too mountain, which is called the "heart of Osh" and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. From its peaks, there are magnificent views of the city and the surrounding area. Osh is also famous for its oriental flavor: the bustling and colorful Osh Bazaar is one of the largest in Central Asia, where you can find everything from spices and fruits to carpets and national jewelry. The city has beautiful mosques and ancient monuments, as well as cozy parks and squares where it's pleasant to walk. In addition, Osh is known for its cuisine: it is here that you can try real Uzgen pilaf, which is considered one of the best in Kyrgyzstan 🍲. The city has a rich history – it is more than three thousand years old, and it is often called the "southern capital" of the country. By the way, what interesting things, Danny, can you tell me about life in your country? What countries have you traveled to? What did you particularly like? I understand that you can find a lot of information about your country on Google. But I'm not used to relying on internet sources, so I would like to hear this from you, Danny. I hope you will share this with me...???? As always, I'm attaching a few photos that I think you'll appreciate. I look forward to your next message, adorned with your thoughts and perhaps some photos from your side. 📷 Аizirek

Hi Danny! Your weather in Houston sounds like a theater of the absurd: a tarp on your head, thieving rain, a squirrel with an umbrella... If you'd told me a cactus tried to cross the street on a red light, I wouldn't have been surprised. And honestly, I'd watch a movie about your life; it would be a comedy, a fantasy, and a documentary all at once. Your travels are a whole other story. A house with a fireplace that decided to throw a party during a thunderstorm... A man with a chicken, discussing democracy... Are you sure you don't live in a parallel universe? Because it all sounds like the world around you is deliberately throwing up stories to keep you from getting bored. Now about me. Yes, I dream of seeing the real America, not the touristy one. Cities where heat mixes with humidity. Roads that stretch to the horizon. Places where the people are strange, kind, noisy, and inspiring. And yes, I'd love to see Houston, and Nashville, and the dozens of other places you talk about as if they were real. Your idea for a "Dreams and Travels" journal is wonderful. Not practical, but real. And real ideas are always worth trying. We can write about the places we want to see, about strange moments, about funny details, about what makes life real. And yes, I can easily imagine us on the edge of the Alai Range, and Max with a small umbrella, a symbol of how the world is always a little magical. I don't travel very much, mostly only within my own country. But two years ago I had the opportunity to visit Cyprus and see the city of Limassol with my cousin Naomi. It was an absolutely incredible experience! 😍 It was my first trip abroad, and I enjoyed every minute of it. This experience really opened my eyes to how diverse and fascinating the world can be! I still remember one adventure. One day in Limassol, Naomi and I decided to venture beyond the usual tourist spots. While strolling through the narrow cobblestone streets, we stumbled upon an old bakery. The aroma of fresh bread was irresistible, and we went inside. We were greeted by the baker, an elderly gentleman with the kindest eyes. Despite the language barrier, he insisted on treating us to his signature dish – traditional Cypriot pastries. It was delicious! We tried to communicate using a mix of broken Greek, gestures, and lots of laughter. 😄😄😄 It turned out to be one of the most heartwarming experiences of our entire trip. 🙂 Danny, I sent you photos from our trip - did you like them? Of course, Alina isn't a professional photographer, but in my opinion, the photos turned out great! 👍 Your Аizirek

Hello, my dear Danny! You can't even imagine how much I smiled when I read your message. It felt like you'd opened a door to your own world, where mountain goats wear scarves, cacti travel, and dreams smell of honey and freedom. And the most amazing thing is, it all sounds so vivid, as if I've been there myself. Max in a red scarf... I'm still laughing. I think he really is watching you and appreciating your work with the squirrels. Your story about Cyprus is so warm. I'm glad you felt the atmosphere—the smell of bread, the noise of the streets, Naomi's laughter. Sometimes it seems like memories are little journeys that can be taken again and again. And your dream... a house made of honey, a bird in a red hat... It sounds like something that could have popped into my head on a quiet evening. Maybe we really do catch each other's thoughts sometimes, who knows. I like the idea of ​​"dream swapping." It sounds like a small ritual that requires nothing more than sincerity and ease. One dream a week—why not? Recently, I dreamed I was walking along a snowy road, and next to me was a huge white goat—not Max, but a different, more philosophical one. He told me that the snow was simply the frozen thoughts of the clouds. And then we found a cactus in a knitted hat, complaining that it was too hot. As for the greenhouse, I can't give you any advice because I don't really know anything about it. I hope your day was going well. 🙂 Mine started quite early, even before the alarm went off – you know, there are those days when you wake up and feel ready to start the day. Yes, it was one of those days. It was the usual bustle at work. First thing first, I had a meeting with a client. Luckily, everything went well. You know, sometimes it's nice to have meetings early because then you have the whole day ahead to get everything done. During lunch, I decided to take a stroll around the city. The weather is starting to change here, and it was nice to just enjoy it. I even found a new place to have lunch; I'll definitely be going there more often now. When I got home, I decided to treat myself to a delicious dinner. I love to cook, and today I made homemade spaghetti with tomato sauce, garlic, and basil. It was delicious, if I may say so myself! 😄 After dinner, I relaxed and watched my favorite TV show, "On Knives," in which a chef travels around cities teaching local restaurateurs how to cook, serve, greet customers, and manage staff in a new way. Not all students survive the rigorous maestro's school, but those who do are in for an incredible transformation. It's a great way to unwind and end the day on a lighter note. Do you have a favorite TV show or series that you watch? I'd also love to hear about your favorite dishes! Personally, I love Italian cuisine. Do you enjoy cooking or do you prefer dining out? Аizirek

My dear Danny, Max in a red scarf is already on the level of "a cat who knows more than he says." I can just picture his pose: sitting, looking into the distance, as if contemplating the fate of the world or why the cactus in a hat didn't get permission to cross the road. Honestly, I would also sue the city if they forbade me from walking with an umbrella. And the squirrel who said "You can't be here" is simply the security guard of the year. I'm sure she has a little badge and a stern look. Your spaghetti sounds like a dish that could be served in a restaurant called "A Random Find in the Refrigerator." And Max, who said it was a "storm in a plate," well, now he'll definitely be demanding Michelin stars. "On the Knives," yes, there are moments there that unexpectedly grab your attention. The phrase about a kitchen where you can make mistakes is very wise. I think it's about life in general. If you can make mistakes next to a person, it means you're safe with them. The neighbor's children who draw mountains with cacti on top, that's wow. This is not a revolution, it's a new artistic style. Let's call it "Cactus Surrealism." In a couple of years, they'll be exhibiting in a gallery, and you'll say, "I was there from the very beginning." My favorite time of year is spring. When everything starts to come alive, it smells of earth, the air becomes soft, and it feels like you can start everything anew. And yes, lavender is wonderful. It smells of tranquility. I haven't told you before, but in recent years I've often thought about upgrading and moving to another country. While I love my current life and work, I crave change and new adventures. I want to take a big step forward and start a new chapter in my life. Maybe that means moving to another country, but I'm not sure yet. I've always dreamed of visiting Europe, seeing America, and discovering new things, experiencing new cultures, traditions, and architecture. Despite having a home, a job, and friends, I don't consider myself a happy person. So, Danny, do you consider yourself a happy person? If not, what do you think is missing in your life to make you happy? Perhaps you have a cherished dream? For me, happiness isn't just achieving professional success or living a comfortable life. It's about sharing life with someone special. I believe that by finding a partner who shares my values ​​and dreams, I can fill a missing part of my life. By sharing these thoughts with you, I hope to give you a clearer understanding of who I am and what I seek in life. I'm genuinely interested in learning about your views on happiness and your aspirations for the future. Yours, Аizirek🥰

Hello, my dear Danny! Your cactus in a hat seems to be a wise one. It says simple things, but those are usually the most honest. The smell of damp earth after a thunderstorm is also a small form of happiness that few people acknowledge aloud. A little house with a red door and swings that swing by themselves... I like the way you look at the world. You can notice signs where others only see the wind. And the Dream Exchange Club sounds funny and a little magical. I don't mind sharing dreams when they come. Sometimes they really say more than daytime words. But let's keep it light, without obligations or schedules. Let the dreams come on their own, whenever they want. If a cactus in a hat called me and said it wanted to open a restaurant... I would probably ask if it would have a menu for those who prefer silence instead of conversations. And I would ask for a table by the window just out of curiosity. As for lavender, I like the kind that doesn't smell too strong, but softly, as if whispering. But it seems your lavender is simply distinctive. Sometimes plants also know what they want. I hope this letter finds you in high spirits! How was your day? My day today was very eventful! It all started when I didn't hear my alarm. I quickly got ready and rushed to work, without even having time to eat breakfast. But on the way, I noticed I'd forgotten my work documents, and I had to go back to get them. Luckily, I wasn't far from home, so it didn't take me long, and I managed to get to work on time. 😄 But my adventures didn't end there! 😄😄😄😄 When I got home, I made dinner, washed the dishes, and got ready to take a bath. But when I turned on the bathroom light, it didn't come on. I tried changing the light bulb, but it didn't help. The light still didn't work. I was really upset about this and was about to go to bed when I suddenly remembered I had some scented candles my colleagues had given me, and I decided to use them for lighting! 😄 I lit the candles and filled the bath. To add to the ambiance, I turned on some relaxing music and allowed myself a glass of white wine. (Would you like that?) 😃 As I lay in the bath, I couldn't help but think how wonderful it would be if you, Danny, joined me and stroked my back. 🥰 I am a sensitive and affectionate woman and truly believe that love is the key to happiness. I am ready to give my love to the right person and receive their love in return. For me, having someone special to share my life with is everything! What do you think, Danny? Do you agree that love is the missing piece to complete happiness? 💖 Your Аizirek

My dear Danny, The scene with Sir Whiskers... honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he really turned out to be the guardian of a portal to an underground kitchen. Cats often behave as if they know more about the world than we do. Especially if they have a hat and a spoon-scepter. I like the very idea of ​​a place where recipes come in dreams, where squirrels prepare desserts, and cacti give lectures on the taste of silence. I would add one ingredient that is always with me: calmness. It makes any dish deeper, as if giving it time to unfold. And Max... well, to be honest, I've long suspected that a culinary genius is hidden behind his silent demeanor. The red scarf is almost a mark of distinction for chefs in the world of plants. As for "Honey Snow Syrup," it sounds like something that can only be prepared at the moment when the air becomes transparent and the silence rings. I wouldn't mind trying it together. I have good news! The light in the bathroom is finally working again! It turned out that the light fixture was fine, only the switch was broken. The electrician came and fixed everything quickly! Danny, I'm sure if you were here, I wouldn't have had to call an electrician, and you would have replaced the faulty switch yourself. I'm sure that whatever we do, it will be wonderful just to be together. I want you to be by my side, fixing my light switch while I prepare a delicious dinner for you. I imagine how one day we will walk together, enjoy food, explore your city, and learn about each other's lives in a more intimate and real setting. It sounds like a dream that I eagerly await to make a reality. I believe that our meeting was not accidental and that we can build a serious relationship. Even on the most ordinary days, knowing that I can come home and chat with you makes everything so much brighter. Danny, you are a real ray of sunshine in my life! ☀️ It's a pity that there is distance between us and we can't meet in some cafe. My dear Danny, I sincerely hope that you share my enthusiasm and, like me, strive to take our relationship to a new level. Meeting face to face, feeling each other's energy, and being able to talk without the barrier of a screen – that's what I crave more and more every day! With all my love, Аizirek

Hello my dear Danny! I hope you are well. I reread my previous letter and felt a surge of emotion again. The anticipation of meeting you is overwhelming and it brings me so much joy. 😁 However, I noticed that you may have missed some details that I asked for! I understand that life can be so busy and chaotic at times and emails can be missed. However, for the visa and travel arrangements, could you please provide me with your full name, address, phone number and the nearest airport to you? ✈️ This is necessary for the formalities related to the trip and I would be grateful if you would provide them as soon as possible. Let's make this trip unforgettable and plan adventures big or small! Аizirek

My dear Danny, I just returned from the visa center and immediately decided to write to you. Unfortunately, things didn't go as expected. I hoped that my savings of $700 would be enough to cover all the expenses of the trip to your country. But the actual costs turned out to be much higher than I anticipated. After some calculations, I was told that the cost of the trip to your country, including document processing and transportation costs, would be $1870! I was shocked by these prices, and of course, I immediately had many questions! Why is the trip so expensive, and are there any solutions or ways out of this situation? But I was told that this is the lowest possible cost of the trip. They explained to me that the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic and the war in Ukraine have greatly affected prices, and they can't do anything about it. This is a difficult situation for both consumers and companies. Flights are constantly becoming more expensive due to high fuel prices, and insurance companies have increased the cost of medical insurance due to rising prices in clinics. But these words didn't make me feel any better, and I silently left the office with my thoughts swirling in my head. I returned home in a very depressed mood. Loneliness is driving me to tears. All I want is to reach out and hug you, to find solace in your embrace, to leave behind the hardships and find joy in our union, and this makes me want to cry because I am so lonely. More than anything in the world, I want to be with you, Danny! I hope to receive your letter soon with warm words of support, which I so desperately need right now, and for now I will end this letter... Аizirek