Hi Son,
I hope that the start of this week is going well and that you’re looking forward to an absolutely incredible week ahead!
Well, it’s officially the start of Fall. I am to understand that your temperatures are still pretty moderate before they are destined to get colder. The temperatures here are moderate too, but, believe it or not, we’ve actually had a few days in the high 90s. That’s very unusual for this time of year. On the flip side of that, on some days this past summer we’ve actually had lows in the 50s. I don’t really remember ever seeing that in this part of the country.
What are you up to today? I hope that, whatever it is, that it gives you a sense of progress, peace, and joy. Today is a typical work day for me, except for the last several days. I’ve had more than my share of tech challenges. Fortunately, like every challenge, if you do not yield, eventually the challenge will.
Today, I decided to just send you a short note to let you know I was thinking about you and that I love you. I write to you via this medium at least once a week, and have been doing so since our last phone conversation quite a number of years ago. I look forward to the day when we can be reunited as father and son, and we lead life as we were meant to.
I would also like you to know that being separated from you and not being able to communicate with you was not my choice. I’m not saying this to point fingers at anyone or say that anyone’s a bad person, but what happened to my relationship with you and your relationship with me was very, very bad, and through no fault of yours or mine.
I’m not sure if you already know or have suspected, but our relationship was destroyed by a series of lies. In my humble opinion, you have been told these lies your entire life. I’m very sorry that that happened to you, and had I had the opportunity to set the record straight, I certainly would have done so. It should come as no surprise that cutting off communications between you and me was one of the surest ways to make certain that you are not told the truth and that the record was not set straight.
When you are told the truth, give yourself an opportunity to adjust to the reality of the many years of time you and I and our families have lost based upon pure fabrication. Rest assured that, no matter how difficult or painful the truth might be, that I will always- and I mean always- tell you the truth.
Well, that’s all for now!
Have an amazing day and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers!
Love,
Dad