Thanks for your reply! I think you have a very
difficult job. How do you handle it? Do you have time to rest? hope
so! I'll try to keep this email short so as not to take up too much of
your time, but I can't promise that I'm looking for a man for a
serious relationship. No games, jokes, sharing intimate photos or
discussing inappropriate topics. I don't want to waste anyone's time.
I hope that time will show that we can be soulmates. I still believe
in love, sincerity, and loyalty, even though I'm 37 years old and the
only relationship I've ever had is my sad experience. And I don't like
to think about it. I want to find someone I can care for and share
joys, quiet evenings, and hardships with. I'm currently spending time
in Turkey, in the cozy village of Kadilar. My sister and her husband
live here. The local landscapes are very beautiful, but my thoughts
are slowly returning home to Kyrgyzstan, to my usual life and work. I
work as a merchandiser in a self-service grocery store. Oh, my
vacation will end soon, and I will return to my homeland and plunge
into work again, but now, looking at the sea, I increasingly think
about what I really lack to be completely happy. Love, so yes, I am
looking for love. A little about me. I'm blonde. I'm 169 cm tall and
weigh 57 kg. I have gray eyes and, as my mother says, a very dreamy
look According to my zodiac sign, I am Gemini (born June 20th).
They say we are sociable and versatile, and it's true! I have never
been married and I have no children. My family consists of my
40-year-old sister, whom I am currently visiting, and my mother, who
lives about 90 km from Bishkek. She is 65 years old. I live in my own
small apartment in the suburbs of Bishkek, in Kant. By the way, your
email somehow ended up in my junk box, which I luckily checked. I
immediately added you to my contact list so I don't lose any more of
your messages. Please do the same with my address. I really wouldn't
want our communication to be interrupted because we lose each other's
emails. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them in my
next email. Have a nice day! Sharipa

I hope you are doing well today. I thought about our
conversation and decided to send you a small message. Sometimes we get
busy and forget to write, but I did not want to lose contact with you.
You seemed interesting and I would like to get to know you better. I
will be glad to hear from you. Kind regards, Sharipa

I hope your day is full of kindness
and light, and you have no reason for even a moment of sadness or any
other negative emotions. As always, I'm delighted to have the
opportunity to talk to you via our emails. xxx, I like winter
sports and the gym. It's cool that you like swimming; I sometimes go
to the pool too! As for charity, I do it when I have the opportunity.
But unfortunately, it's not that often. xxx, today I'm packing my
suitcase. This will be no easy task, because in addition to my own
things, I also need to find room for the things my sister sends to me
and my mom, and a couple of souvenirs I bought. It's been a wonderful
couple of weeks here. The sun, amazing nature, time with my sister and
of course the sea, which is not in Kyrgyzstan. My homeland has no
access to the seas and oceans, so here I have never missed the
opportunity to walk along the coast But as they say, everything
comes to an end sooner or later, and my vacation is no exception, even
though my boss suggested I extend my vacation because, by law, I still
have about two weeks left to take so she wouldn't have any problems
with the labor code, but I don't know how to rest for long. I'm one of
those people who always needs to do something, otherwise idleness
would drive me crazy. My mother says my father was the same. My
father, unfortunately, has been gone for seven years. He was half
Kyrgyz and half Belarusian and worked his whole life as an agronomist
on a state farm. My mother is originally from Moldova and used to work
as a seamstress. They met during Soviet times, when Moldova and
Kyrgyzstan were part of the same country. Their story began by chance
at the University of Astrakhan, where they both studied. After their
wedding, my sister was born, and three years later, I was born I
think we were an example of an ordinary, close-knit family. Our
parents tried to give my sister and me a good upbringing and education
In 2021, my sister moved to Turkey, but you already know that
story. As you can see, I grew up in a multinational family, so I don't
look like a typical Kyrgyz. I also have an aunt who lives in
Kazakhstan, my mom's sister, and I also consider her part of our
family. xxx, forgive me if you find everything I write
uninteresting I just don't know what people usually talk about in
such correspondence. I've never had such an experience in the past. So
I write whatever comes to mind I should probably thank you for this
opportunity and also for patiently reading my streams of
consciousness. Perhaps that's  the beauty of this kind of
communication. You can be yourself without trying to seem more
important or serious. I'd like our conversations to become a daily
tradition By the way, I almost forgot... Today I will attach a
photo with my mother on the day I was in the village. I hope you like
this photo! I have to get back to my suitcase. So, have a wonderful
day and be in a great mood! Hugs! Sharipa