however congrats on getting closer to your goals

My dear Harlowe, your contagious joy and enthusiasm will be so missed. There is no replacement for you.  
But I wish you nothing but the best for your latest adventure.  
Much love and respect,  
Mick

Damn H!!

Well hope u have extra room in case  
Want visit u??

I PROMISSE ...
A great Pasta...  
CC
Kisses  
And hope see u before u go!!

it's too bad for la but for you harlowe it's a new beginning.  enjoy thats very pretty country up that way.  

and come back for a visit now and then!

Upstate NY is simply gorgeous in the Fall.  Hope you still have your winter clothes!  Best of luck wherever your journeys take you!

I've had a few folks ask me if everything is ok, so I suppose I should also note that yes, I'm fine, and thanks for the concern! My family is also ok; I am moving due to a blend of complicated personal matters and a desire to live a simpler life and reconnect with loved ones. Some of you know I've also been pursuing agricultural passions, and I can only do so much with my backyard here in LA before my landlord puts his foot down, lol. Additionally, there's a dire need for racial justice organizing among white folks back home, and I feel called to take what I've learned doing that work here and implement it there. Soooo, thar ya go. I will still be a touring provider; definitely not retiring anytime soon- too much love for this hobby!!

I will miss everyone terribly, though- it's very difficult to say goodbye.

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For not coming into LA to see you since I moved away!  I hate LA, and that's why I moved out, but I always had you in the back of my mind.

Happy travels and best of luck!

the many times you laid in my arms after an extraordinary session, with your head on my chest, feeling your warm breath against my skin, the soft brush of your luscious lips, the dreamy gaze we shared, eyes locked in the warm afterglow of unbridled passion . . . . . oh, wait, that was someone else.  Sorry.  I do have regrets that I did not get to meet you.  Perhaps when you tour. . . . .

I know what you mean about landlords and gardening.  I love to plant things and then watch them slowly die over the ensuing weeks and months. Usually its a nutrient issue, so I had my own run-in with a landlord when I started a compost heap in the back yard.  Nothing says recycling like the pungent aroma of decomposing fruits and vegetables, an effort that was totally lost on the narrow-minded landlord.

You are an amazing lady, and I hope that you will continue to visit the D.C. area after your move.