From: Kamal E Y [email protected] >

To: Sabrina [email protected] >

Sent: 29 February, 2000 09:48 PM

Subject: at last!

Honey,

At last, my parcel reached you! I have started to doubt the reliability of international postal because my colleague who is with me here also had a bad experience with this. Last time when he came here, he fell ill and he had to return to India early. He had insurance, but he had to bear the charges initially and then the insurance company will pay for it. He paid 95,000Rupees and after that, he sent the application for the insurance company will all the documents. But the company said that they haven't received his documents. The courier company says that they have already delivered. Still, this problem is going on.

And yesterday we had a funny experience. We go to a store near our hotel to buy food items and other things. The girl sitting in the counter is good looking. We found out her name. It is Julia. Yesterday while going to the shop we started to sing loudly Julia, Julia. It's a very big shopping complex and the shop was far away, so we thought she will not here. But I was surprised to see her looking at us just near us. I showed all the others to me. Everyone was embarrassed. We ran away from there. She was looking surprised at us. Today we have to go to the shop to buy somethings. Hahaha...what is going to happen?

Cheeseburger is my favorite in McDonald's. Yesterday, I ate a burger and chicken something. We cook food in our room, so I can't eat too much from there. Today also we will go. One day I will break your record.

About Germany, the first thing I noticed is about the buses and trains. They are always on time. This never happens in India. Mostly they will be late. And the cleanness too. In India, nobody bothers to put waste in wastebaskets. Here everyone tries to keep the place neat and clean. This is true about S city also. Less pollution...

You have made me hungry by writing about cheeseburger!

The words in the card, I meant it. Let us live now. The future stands like a question mark. Let it be there...

Yours

Kamal