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Pipiripi said:
Sorry humble soul, I think that it is s name when I'm writing to you. Let me go see what means Luminous? God bless.
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My friend are you rejecting that you are light? I think that Jesus have says that we are light and salt for this world. I will be glad when people can see my light upon them. I'm sorry for make you feel sad. ?
 
Pipiripi said:
My friend are you rejecting that you are light? I think that Jesus have says that we are light and salt for this world. I will be glad when people can see my light upon them. I'm sorry for make you feel sad. ?
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I forgive you ......I guess...?
 
Humble Soul. I am very confused. Why are you insulted by such a beautiful name. It means light. That's the name of my memoirs, "Standing in the Light." So if you don't want the name I'll take it. Thanks.
 
It's tempting for me to analyze the situation. What you said is kind of like a slip of the tongue or Freudian slip. Something was triggered in you. Do you know what that is? When something illogical happens there's always a deeper meaning. Talk to me about this. I'm being nosey I know. ?
 
humble soul said:
Ok I've googled Curacao. A Dutch island in the Carribbean?
Must be an interesting place to visit though I did read it can be unsafe. Easy to get something stolen.
Anyway Pipiri, welcome to Catholic Chat. Hope you enjoy your stay here.
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My friend, they called Curaçao the paradise Island, not because it is beautiful. Because the people here are beautiful peoples. Every place have their problems, our focused here is more for protecting the tourist.
 
Pipiripi said:
Hi I'm new here, I hope to have a place here. Sorry for my English, I'm not an English man, just defending myself.
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When I was in Curaçao my older relatives spoke Portuguese with me...
My younger relatives spoke English with me...
In town i would hear the locals speaking a mix of Spanish, Portuguese, English, Dutch...
Many languages for a small island... ☺️
 
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