Thanks C.,
........dear diary
........what a day its been
........dear diary
........it feels just like a dream
. . . . . . . . . . . . BUBBLES #2
. . . . In the great Roman Coliseum for the amusement of the chosen, or the takers, man would do battle against a given antagonist of some fleshly proportionment. Though the emphasis was on the physical strength of the opponents, no less important was the element of mental process during the contest.
. . . . On the chess board, the mental element is accentuated with no less the same intensity as that of the ancient spectator battles. Sometimes they are quick kill games, but more often than not, they are a series of small battles between two minds, jousting with strategy and chance to ultimatly win a war.
. . . . There must be a winner and a loser, not withstanding a draw, a rarity. Yet it is not the credit or the debit which is most important, for it is only a game, and a game should be for fun.
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Don't worry, I'll get to the good stuff next week. Thanks again, I doubt you can totally understand this personality that is known as me, but I seriously need this.
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