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

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I Don’t Have to Get Up

Dearest Rachel – Light seeps into the bedroom; cool, grey and cloudy, but light nonetheless. I can hear the chirp of various birds from the backyard, even as the occasional motorcar roars by outside in front of the house. It’s been an exhausting couple of days, but it seems as if we’re needing to get…

What I Intended To Say

Dearest Rachel – Well, we got through the funeral and the graveside service with as much composure as could be expected – although I didn’t hold it together as well as I thought I might once I got to the podium. Daniel had to come up and stand by my side when I asked permission…

Let’s Get This Party Over With

It is better to go to a ·funeral [L house of mourning]    than to a ·party [L drinking house].·We all must die [L It is everyone’s end],    and everyone living should ·think about this [L take it to heart]. Ecclesiastes 7:2, Expanded Bible Dearest Rachel – Since I identify with the older version of Solomon – the writer of Ecclesiastes – than the younger one…

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