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For those of you who are conscious of wish lanterns and have utilized them umpteen times earlier, you’ll have been upset that in the last month or so our stash of wish lanterns at our Wimbledon warehouses plummeted to none. We were forced to disappoint umpteen customers wanting to purchase wish lanterns in mass for a wedding or house party, because we quite simply didn’t have any in stock. This was not due to terrible organisation on the part of the wish lantern team, nor due to an unprofessional and sub par supplier. We got into this mess simply because peopleis made about wish lanterns so much. Due to unprecedented demand, the team found themselves giving away wish lanterns swifter than they could pack them up. While this was very sweet for business, it was not so good for customers when we eventually reached the point where there were no longer any lanterns left to sell. We had to disappoint many people wanting to buy lanterns in bulk for their wedding or for parties, because there were simply not any to spare. luckily this is no longer the situation. Twosomes won’t have to put their weddings on hold for the sake of a lantern. We now, finally have them in stock again in their thousands, so get purchasing!

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The Beauty of Minnesota’s Autumn

Now droops the troubled trees
The cold sunset, darkens the leaf.

A fear so holy,

A grief, elusive,
Creates the changing of the year

The weary sighfrom long winds
Itch the sky,–with blue tints;

A dream

For a dreamers eye

What sorrow stirs in mine?
A tear, for autumn’s grave

A mist, for a winter’s sky;

In vain, in vain I rage…
“Let it be autumn once again!”

Note: #931 (11/20/2005) There is no place on earth more beautiful in autumn (during the changing of the leaves), than

Recent Notes (2005)
Pertaining to Mr. Siluk’s interviews, and correspondents:

Note 1: Recent interview on Radio Programas del Peru, concerning his two publications: “Spell of the Andes,” and “Peruvian Poems”; (RPP; Radio Programs and Channel #6, Cable Magico)) reaching five countries, and three contient)); over 15-million people; by Milagros Valverde, 11/15/2005, 11:00 PM. (Milagors read poems from both of Mr. Siluk’s books: “Spell of the Andes”and”The Ice Maiden”.)

Note 2: “Spell of the Andes,” recommended by the Cultural Agency in Lima- Peru; located in Alfredo Benavides # 605 – Apartment 201, phone number 2428942

Note 3: Interviewed by JP Magazine, interviewer Jose Luis Pantoja Ventocilla, who had very positive comments and appreciation for Dennis’ Poetic Peruvian Traditions and Contemporary way of Life; 10/26/2005.

Note 4: Mayor of San Jeronimo, Peru, Jesus Vargas Prraga, “All mayors should recognize Dennis’ work (on his Poetic traditions of Peru; and favourable articles for the Mantaro Valley Region) and publicize it…. (paraphrased: we should not hide his work)”

Note 5: 91.7 Radio “Super Latina”, 10/19/2005, interviewer Joseito Arrieta, reaching 1.2 million people in the Mantaro Valley Region about the book “Spell of the Andes” (paraphrased): the Municipality and the Cultural House from Huancayo should give an acknowledgement for the work you did on The Mantaro Valley.

Note 6: Channel #5 “Panamericana” 10/16/2005, “Good Morning Huancayo” (in Huancayo, Peru ((population 325,000)); interviewed by reporter: Vladimir Bendez, on Mr. Siluk’s two books: “Spell of the Andes,” and “Peruvian Poems”: also on, Mr. Siluk’s biography; for the Mantaro Valley Region, in Peru.)

*Note 7: Cesar Hildebrandt, International Journalist and Commentator, for Channel #2, in Lima, Peru, on October 7, 2005, introduced Mr. Siluk’s book, “Peruvian Poems,” to the world, saying: “…Peruvian Poems, is a most interesting book, and important….” (Population of Lima, eight million, and all of Peru: twenty-five million)) plus a number of other Latin American countries: reaching about sixty-three million inhabitants, in addition, his program reaches Spain)).

Note 8: More than 240,000-visit Mr. Siluk’s web site a year: see his travels and books…!

Note 9: Mr. Siluk received a signed personal picture with compliments from the Dalai Lama, 11/05, after sending him his book with a letter, “The Last Trumpet…” on eschatology.

See Dennis’ web site: http://dennissiluk.tripod.com

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