Aunt Martha

Because my depression was more severe than ever after Aunt Martha died, and because I am in the midst at this moment (well, avoiding it a bit, obviously) of getting the papers prepared and in order to get the girls protected once and for all, I don't want to write much.  It was so deep, I can't bare to put myself in the place again.

Instead, I'll say this:  Uncle Louis told dad the book Aunt Martha was about to purchase and read was written by Lee Child, called "Nothing to Lose."  Please use True Crime Fanatic to read Amazon's reviews and anything else-you'll be helping victims of violent crime without having to work for it.  Anyway, I may come out of my non-fictional shell and read it, then pass it to dad.  Anyone else want a turn?

If you are too lazy right now to check it out, I'll post a real link when I get home-I don't have the company's password, etc. on me right now.  I need to get a Rolodex for my iPhone, then transfer all the information to my laptop.  Say...

I'm really sad, but glad to be of use to the girls again. It feels good to hope again.

I love you both.  I'm at the Atlantis working, it's past 4AM and my head is pounding.  Sigh.

Love, Teraisa