Let's try this again.

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So Lily were are you from and what would you like to talk about ?
I am from northern calif and worked in constrution and been retired many years and was in the Military for 6 years - - - - - -
 
So Lily were are you from and what would you like to talk about ?
I am from northern calif and worked in constrution and been retired many years and was in the Military for 6 years - - - - - -

I was born and raised in the SF Bay Area. I worked in public health and am now a retired pensioner. I'm trying to figure out what the hell I'm going to do with the rest of my life now.
 
Are the words for "gentleman" and "horseman" different in Spanish?

Yes, "cabellista", "jinete" which is also jockey or horsemen, and in Mexico "charro" is horseman.

Caballero was a knight and from there evolved to "gentleman".

Nice, didn't know that

Over here they're very similar and constantly mixed by some

"Cavaleiro" is a horse rider and "cavalheiro" is the word for gentleman
 
Are the words for "gentleman" and "horseman" different in Spanish?

Yes, "cabellista", "jinete" which is also jockey or horsemen, and in Mexico "charro" is horseman.

Caballero was a knight and from there evolved to "gentleman".

Nice, didn't know that

Over here they're very similar and constantly mixed by some

"Cavaleiro" is a horse rider and "cavalheiro" is the word for gentleman

I can see how those two could be easily confused. Just a slightly different spelling.