Dear Daryl:

What can a person outside your immediate sphere do, I don't know. I find
myself enriched by our exchanges, and for one, found sorrow when I couldn't
read a Burmashave add once a day. Then learning about the campaign, and the
evolution of the roadside adverts... No matter how glib one tries to make
it, you light me up, and brought a few solid belly chuckles to a life that
kinda sucks. I try to enrich myself with things exactly like that whenever
I can, and now I can speak with levity about the time Daryl and the gaggle
on Memories clued me in.

So, how many thousand miles away are we, and we may never shake hands,
share a hug, or pat the other on the back. So, I guess the most I can do,
is wish I could, and if there was an electronic equivalent to those, here
it is.

On or about: 04-01-08  20:11, Daryl Stout did engage All regarding, but not
limited to: Grief Time

 DS> I originally thought it might take me a year to get over the
 DS> passing of my late wife, which will be one year, on April 27. I talked
 DS> to one of my BBS users (who lost her husband 7 years ago to cancer),
 DS> and she said that, on average, it takes at least 3 years to get over
 DS> the death of a loved one.

 DS> I haven't even started a new relationship yet, even though I'm
 DS> busier now than when I was married. But, if it's going to take 3 or
 DS> more years to get over Janice's passing, I wonder if I should even
 DS> bother. There are so many days now, that even though it has been nearly
 DS> a year, it still seems like yesterday.

 DS> Daryl

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