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A husband reaches out to his wife as part of the ultimate long-distance relationship.

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Meteors, Comets and Moons

Dearest Rachel – It was dark last night when we arrived at church, and nearly impossible to find a parking spot anywhere near the place. The entire block around it had cars on the curb – apart from where prevented by driveways and fireplugs, of course – and even the school a block over that…

Not As Tidy As I’d Like

Dearest Rachel – I complained from time to time – even during this past week – that there isn’t that much going on around me to tell you about. But after a day like yesterday, which felt like a day of nothing going on (for the most part), maybe I’m just missing the truly unusual…

How Thinly Spread Are They?

Dearest Rachel – This letter is going to seem pretty weird, as if it came out of left field; which it should. As I’ve said before, what Lars and I discuss on our walks generally are covered by the Las Vegas ethos: what’s said there, stays there. Besides, it’s mostly about politics, anyway, which I…

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