Hello Mila, Hi there this is Don again. I just received your letter and the little song that you like so well. I am glad to know that our communication line is still open. I can understand the tremendous let down you must have felt when you were counting on something so much. I really understand. So I guess it's fair to take a few minutes to explain things a little ok? You see Mila, the questionnaire you received is supposed to be sent without your knowledge of who has specifically sent it. That way the answers will not be slanted in order to please a certain person and will give a more honest reflection of the person who fills it out. It is also an important document used for immigration purposes. If you had taken the time to read it thoroughly you would have seen an important statement on the last page. Any falsification of the questions may be used as grounds for deportation by the U.S. immigration service. And all questions must be answered solely by the person to whom it is sent. The questionnaire is very revealing as you may now understand. Mila the whole purpose for my writing to women in your country was is that I am earnestly searching for a woman who will be my loving wife; the mother of my children; and the person with whom I may share the blessings of God's good earth. Peaceful and happy living comes with real responsibility. I must know that not only are we compatible, but that the woman I marry is truly responsible and not of a casual, or lacking attitude in important matters. The truth is, by not taking on the responsibility of this important little questionnaire yourself gave me the clear indication that you are not responsible enough, at this time, to take on the duties of a home and marriage. Yet that responsible attitude will come with time and experience. I cannot though, in all honesty, work so very hard in saving money for a trip to visit you for a casual little get together. I can do such things in my own country without having the same burden. Marrying outside of your country and immigrating to the U.S. is something that is to be taken with all seriousness and handled in a truly responsible manner. And I must have clear indication that the woman I consider for marriage is wholely responsible as well as compatible before I make the long trip to her country. I think you can understand these things Mila without my being long winded about it. God Bless you Mila and your family and friends. And may the Good Lord Guide you in your heart along the true path to understanding and a happy life in the future. There are good men in the world that are suited quite well for you Mila, if not at this time, then in the future. So let us look at the time we have been communicating not as a loss but as a gain, with understanding and growth, as we both proceed to our land of milk and honey. Your good friend from Crockett, Donald.