Oliver, I am including this message here only so that if the archive of this website survives until 2052 in some form or another, you make sure to make plans to be in Thailand for the cracking open of the time capsule buried at the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok the day we visited.  Harold Stephens, our man in Bangkok, has a copy of one of his books buried in the capsule.

I now return you to your regularly scheduled era.

Oh, by the way, Oliver: I love you. 

Peter Rukavina

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To Oliver: Every day must be like waking up Christmas morning when you’re you. What amazing luck to have been born in your country, era, and family. Kick ass pal!

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