An Afternoon Lunch

[Dr. Theo Atwell]

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Aracelli,

I was hoping that one afternoon you would maybe join me for a light lunch? I'd like to talk to you if that's all right. It's just a plaoton friend sort of lunch so don't go getting any ideas.

Let me know.

-Theo

[Aracelli de Rosales Salamanca]

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Theo,

Ideas? What sort of ideas?

I would love to have lunch with you. Let me know when and where!

-Celli

[Dr. Theo Atwell]

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Ideas. I'll leave it at that. Anyway, I was thinking maybe my house since it will be a quiet place. What kind of things you'd like to eat?

-Theo

[Aracelli de Rosales Salamanca]

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Theo,

I'll eat pretty much anything except Indian food. What time should I be there?

-Celli

[Dr. Theo Atwell]

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Good. Plan on something with pasta, but no indian food, I can assure you. I've never had much of a taste for it myself. Sometime around fourish? Sort of between conventional lunch and dinner hours.

-Theo

[Aracelli de Rosales Salamanca]

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Can we do 430? I have a class to teach at 330 and it doesn't let out until 4. Address?

-C

[Dr. Theo Atwell]

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4:30 is fine! I'll make sure it's something good, knowing you'll be hungry. My address is 140 Larch road. Just off of the center of town, little house on the left. Can't miss it....most of the time.

-Theo

[Aracelli de Rosales Salamanca]

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See you then. -C