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   "Londoner"  wrote in message   
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   > "Feesha"  wrote in message   
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   > > "Londoner"  wrote in message   
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   > > > Finally my US student visa has been issued. I'm traveling to LA next   
   > > > week and I will attend Film Production at UCLA for the next 2 years.   
   > > > It's a pity George will be in Europe for Ocean's 11 for a while. I'm   
   > > > still try to find directions for Walter Sanchez. If someone knows his   
   > > > hairdresser address, let me know.   
   > > > RL   
   > >   
   > > Congrats of the visa and good luck at the school. Be as creative as you   
   can   
   > > and don't let anyone try to shoot you down. When I went to film school I   
   had   
   > > a professor who tried to wean out those that weren't true to the craft   
   and   
   > > did all he can to those that tried their hardest.   
   > >   
   > >  Waldo will probably be with George during the filming of O12. George   
   wont   
   > > do a project without him. Waldo's even listed on photo shoot credits.   
   Other   
   > > than that, can't help you.   
   > >   
   > > Feesha   
   >   
   > Thanks babe. Well, there is no way anyone let me down. When one spends   
   > ten years of the life as I spent mine, and meets people as I met and   
   > still are alive and kicking, there is nothing that can affect any   
   > longer. Sucess or failure will be welcomed and my main project is to   
   > re-start in America as I didn't more than a decade ago. Reinvent life   
   > is a privilege and I'm aware of how luck I am, after this decade in   
   > London. I'm prepare for all bad things, include the fact that nothing   
   > can happen or if I have no talent for what I'm proposed. The only   
   > thing I'm not prepare is for happiness and this can surprise me (the   
   > same possibility of Clooney loving me!!!). Tonight, for the first time   
   > in many, many years, I dream of being kissed (I can't remember the   
   > details of the dream, what a pity).   
   > When you get my age (39) and can't remember a love experience but only   
   > amateurs ones, when you got rid off an obsession (I spent 6 years of   
   > my life loving a rat) and still find the inocence back (becoming   
   > interesting in a "celebrity" was my scape-goat that works for me),   
   > then anything goes.   
   > Anyway, I will go to the Jenerators shows in May where Miguel Ferre   
   > plays.   
   > If there is any vacation time between the UCLA session I would fly to   
   > Como (I found an italian school in Milan that is so affordable).   
   > London is just a short distance from LA (Brazil is my homeland, London   
   > now is my third home since LA will become my second) and if there   
   > isn't a war out there, I could tell you that I'm happy   
   > RL   
      
   In terms of reinventing a life, I know what you mean. I was just a step away   
   from joining the DGA (Directors Guild of America) when I hurt my ankle and   
   my back went out just after. It is now 4 1/2 years and three operations   
   later. I just finished a course to become a laboratory asst. New life, new   
   story. Hey, perhaps I could submit something to Section 8. Sounds like you   
   could give it a shot too. :) The world is a small place and surrounding   
   yourself with people you can be cool with is a deffinate plus. Good luck and   
   keep a sharp eye out for Clooney. Enjoy Ferrer's gigs. Anyone who played   
   with Keith Moon has to be damn good.   
      
   Feesha   
      
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