2 Comments on “Hey little Bro.”

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   Felicity Perry

   11.20.2010 at 19:06

   Hello Miss Elmlid,

   How are you? How is your bread? I love the idea of your Bread Exchange. Pure simplicity.

   My home is New Zealand but I am working in Rome as an intern. Have you ever been to Rome in November? It is quite amazing. For one thing there are far less tourists than normal, for another the weather becomes changeable. At home we often have four seasons in one day so I am familiar with the concept but Rome had lulled me into believing that she did not behave like that. Well that was until November started. Now Rome will shine in the morning with a warmth that does incredible things to the colours of the buildings. Then it will turn dark, the thunder will start and the rain will pour down. And, in the long and the short of it, my trench coat who normally feels robust and capable quivers and suddenly resembles tissue paper. Whereas a Barbour with its oiled cotton, brushed interior, serious zip and lineage of dealing with English weather could potentially be a far more appropriate piece of attire. Do you think your Barbour would like a new life in ROme? It would only be here for a couple more months as then it would be off to work in the Swiss Alps for a winter.

   Anywho please discuss it with your Barbour and I will try to think of something that I could offer you in exchange.

   I hope you are having a marvellous day in Berlin. Such a phenomenal place.

   Thank you and take care,
   Felicity

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   Elmlid

   11.25.2010 at 07:50

   Thank you Felicity :) My old Barbour will be handed over to my little Bro though.
   Nice Rome presentation you got there. Makes me want to go too.
   Hope the sun shines on you. In Berlin the moon is still out.
   All the best from here,
   Malin