Dr. Deeb – Trustworthy and honest, straightforward, because moms like me really need that kind of support. Thanks for the understanding words when I was about to… Read more “Day 50 – x365”

Tigger – coffee shop boy, 2000 With your black boots, spiky hair, and rebel attitude, I wanted you in every way. It’s too bad that would never… Read more “Day 49 – x365”

Beth – You call your husband a wuss to his face but still, you work ridiculous hours and always show up when it really matters. That’s a… Read more “Day 48 – x365”

Debbie- Boss and good friend to my husband, suffered a great deal of personal anguish and I hope we can somehow fill in the gaps by making… Read more “Days 46 and 47 – x365”

Moody Meow – Internet pal Met you but once, in front of Borders with David J. Somehow, we became internet buds and you fill up my comments… Read more “Day 45 – x365”

Troy A. – Grad school friend Ministered our wedding and gave honest advice about marriage and parenting. You were one of the few genuinely kind people I… Read more “Day 44 – x365”

Judy G. – Office manager , Kent Strauss Realty Gave me a chance when I really needed a job. Crazy lady who speaks her mind but loves… Read more “Day 43 – x365”

Top Flight – A.K.A John O. – coworker at CompUSA They hired you to balance the black/white ratio but I don’t think they knew you’d be a… Read more “Day 42 – x365”

Terrence W. – high school friend You were a dork so I befriended you out of safety; red haired, tall and goofy but just about the nicest… Read more “Day 41 – x365”

Andrew J. – Brief high school friend Mom worked late – nurse – and you raised yourself. Dad ran off, no siblings, needed attention. Were sweet and… Read more “Days 39 and 40 – x365”