Jeg sendte en ny Facebook-melding til Rosario fra Spania og University of Sunderland

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi there Rosario,
  
  have you moved to Texas?

  Is it you from Sunderland?

  Facebook thought I knew you.

  Didn't you use to have blonde hair?

  Maybe I'm remembering wrong.

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Rosario González Oria

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  Hi Erik, yes it´s me, Rosario from Spain. I was in Sunderland with you living in the same flat, Federica´s friend. Yes my hair was little bit ligher than it is now. I´m working in Texas just for a few years in a school teaching spanish. Hope everything is going fine with you.Take care, Rosario

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi,

  ok, nice to hear from you Rosario.

  Have you heard anything from our other flat-mates in Sunderland?

  (Ivo, Dorthe, Federica, Nelufer, and what was the name of the other woman, who like Nelufer moved, the woman from Germany?).

  And you friend Claire from France, Julian etc., heard anything more from them?

  You also had an Irishman visiting, I remeber.

  Hope you are fine!

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi Rosario,

  sorry I send many messages!

  Do you know Ana, from Spain, who works at Aldi, St. John-centre, in Liverpool.

  I was shopping at Aldi, (like in Sunderland), and she said 'ona momento', or something, and I asked her if it was Italian.

  But she said it was Spanish.

  Maybe she wants to go to the movies or something, do you think?

  Maybe you can find out?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  How is it in the USA?

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Erik Ribsskog

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  Also Rosario,

  aren't you in Texas?

  A guy in Texas, (Houston), called Kim Stensvaag, is searching about my steph-cousin, Isa Ingebrigtsen.

  Do you know him?

  (Since you live in Texas I mean).

  Even if that's a bit unlikely, I guess.

  Since he's from Norway.

  Any news on the Spanish young woman at Aldi?

  What was the name of the dark haired beautiful Spanish young woman at the Forge, in Sunderland again?

  (The one with the 'x' in her name, or something, I think).

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi,

  sorry I send many messages Rosario!

  Today Ana at Aldi said that she didn't know what Tortilla de Patata was.

  (Like you used to make in Sunderland, in our shared flat, at the Forge, potato-omelet).

  I promised Ana I would ask you where in Spain you are from again.

  Hope this is alright!

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Rosario González Oria

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  Hi Erik

  It is nice to hear about you. I didn´t know that you were still in
  Liverpool, hope everything is going well over there. I´m sorry I don´t know any spanish girl called Ana living in Liverpool. Did you ask her to go out? maybe you can try just in case, maybe she doesn´t have any friends over

  there. I´m back in Spain now, I will teach here but USA is beautiful, definitely I will be back, I love it.

  Hope you were lucky with the girl or maybe you have met somebody more interesting.

  Kind regards

  Rosario

  El 1 de agosto de 2011 16:01, Facebook <

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi Rosario,

  thank you very much for your message!

  They also have another fine girl in that shop, called Geraldine, or something.

  It just reminded me of you when she started speaking Spanish.

  I don't have that much time to think about girls now, since the Liverpool County Court, want's to throw me out on Wednesday.

  They didn't even inform me about the hearing.

  It's like it's something from Al Quaida or something, since it's ramadan, I think.

  The Tesco-supermarkets close early here in Liverpool since it's Ramadan, it seems.

  So maybe I should write kalifat Liverstan?

  I don't know.

  I owe £3.000 in rent and have no where to go, if I'm thrown out.

  Maybe I go visit you in Spain

  I'm selling a co-owned property in Norway, which I inherited a part of, in 2005, so I will get money, but it takes some time.

  Who knows what happens.

  We'll see.

  Thank you very much for you message!

  Best regards,

  Erik Ribsskog

Erik Ribsskog

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  Hi,

  I remember now, I've lost my passport, so I can't visit anyone in Europe.

  The Norwegian Embassy in London use one month, to make new passport.

  My half-brother, Axel Thomassen, used to live in Spain, and knew a Spanish woman there.

  He lived with his late father, Arne Thomassen, (my earlier steph-father), and Arne drove home to Norway, without any sleep, for some reason, Axel said, in 2001, I think it was.

  Axel was maybe going to visit me at the Forge, before I had to move, since my study-loan was delayed, and my studies lagged.

  Axel marks territorry, in Oslo, (like a dog almost), so it isn't any fun for me, to live in Oslo, because my brother says Oslo is his area, and talks shit about me to all the women I try to chat up, on town.

  So it's much funner in the UK, even if I've heard in Oslo, in 2003 and 2004, that I'm followed by the 'mafian', and a hunting-team tryed to kill me, in Kvelde, in 2005.

  Do you think our flat-mate Federica, from Rome, was 'mafian'?

  I mean she didn't like Berlesconi, I remember she said.

  And her Italian friends were a bit peculiar, I think, and her father, with his beard, 'ciao', and electric drill, and he drove you South-Europeans, Federica, Claire and you, to see the Angel of the North, around that cathedral-town, Durham.

  But anyway.

  So I think I'm stuck in the UK.

  I should perhaps not go back to Norway, with my brother and the 'mafian' and all.

  So I hope I get the money from my property in Norway soon.

  We'll see.

  Thanks again for your message!

  Best regards,
  
  Erik Ribsskog