Re: [TANGO-L]

[Dani Iannarelli <dani@tango-la-dolce-vita.com>]

Dearest, sweet Leonard,
  I forgive you. For what I do not know, but I forgive you. Thousands wouldn't . . . but I forgive you. Please find peace and forgive me for not forgiving you sooner. It's disgusting of me, I know, but I do hope you find it in your heart to offer me even the meanest taste of forgiveness. A mere crumb would be a banquet. Please forgive me, I humbly beseech thee. I cannot live with the guilt should you deem that forgiveness should not come my way. Bless you, and I beg you again . . . please, please forgive me. Thankyou, in advance.
  Dani
  'El Zorro de Tango'

Leonardo Kunkayo <leonardok@MAC.COM> wrote:
  At the end of each year I reflect back on my year past.
This year has been one of many blessings mostly in finding new
acquaintances and friends. I am thankful to have made many new tango
friends in 2005.

I also look back over the year to see if I have gotten crossways with
anyone. It is always my desire to never end a year with bad feelings
with anyone if it is in my power to repair the relationship.

I was just recently informed by a friend that a subject I introduced a
few months ago had offended the sensibilities of some ladies and
gentlemen on this list. Reflecting back I can see how some could have
been offended and anyone person offended is one too many. I should
never have introduced such a subject in an open forum as it did not
give a warning of content to be avoided as the subject matter could be
deemed indelicate.

I wish to apologize to any person who took offense. Please believe me
that it was not my intention or my nature to be insensitive.

Have a Happy Holiday and may you each be blessed in the coming new year,
Leonardo K.