
Well, its been sometime since I posted anything, so I guess I should try and makeup for my shortcomings(?) and maybe try to spend a few moments here. I think the first thing I should say is how much my lady, Belle, has been on my mind. Especially during the Easter holiday. I know she has taken to the hills to try and release some of her frustrations in her own way. She has an itch you just can't scratch in other words. One that keeps coming back in the most unusual ways. It is one she has to deal with on her own, not saying that I haven't tried to get her to let me do something about it for her. I am sorry to say that this is one battle she has to fight herself. I would rope the moon just to let its precious light shine on her and give the feeling of peacefulness that she so richly deserves. Speaking of the moon, has anyone noticed just how big, bright and beautiful it has been as of late. Rest assured Belle and I have. It has an one of those effects on her and I that is hard to describe. We started looking at the moon as a way to feel close to each other when I was away from her. I would be in California making a delivery and she would be here in Bama, and yet somehow it always made us feel close. It was an object we both could look at and talk about at the same time although we were so far apart. Even now, with a mere 100 miles separating us, it keep us closer than most people would believe it could. If you think I am joking, just try it with someone you care deeply about and see what I mean. It has a very unusual effect that can not be duplicated anywhere in the universe. Just like my Belle, copied maybe, but duplicated...NO WAY! She is one in a million. And I am proud of her in ways she does not even know of. A one of a kind woman that I only thought was in the movies until we had met that one very dreary night in Georgia at a truck stop. Of course only after talking on a CB for what seemed forever. As time went on we grew so very close. Oh sure, not to say we never had any rough moments. Believe me, we did. But as things go, if you love someone, as I do her, it will work itself out. Be patient, be kind and do not forget to communicate to each other the honest feelings you both have without and yelling, screaming or sarcasm and it shall be fine. I promise. This a lesson hard learned. Just one of many life lessons learned. Well enough rambling for now. Hope everyone has had a good Easter as well as remembered the reason we celebrate it. The Yankee has spoken.......
I love you both. Madie
She is WILD about you!