Your EX-Wife.Don’t try to find me. Your BROTHER & I are moving to New Zealand together! Have a great life!REPLY:Dear Ex-wife, Nothing has made my da... more than receiving your letter.It’s true you & I have been married for 20 years, although a good woman is a far cry from what you’ve been. I watch TV soaps so much because they drown out your constant whining & bitching. Too bad that doesn’t work anymore.I DID notice when you got a hair do last week, but the 1st thing that came to mind was ‘You. Then, after I had signed, she handed me a slip of paper. I opened it and it had her name and phone number on it. I looked up at her and smiled.“Thank you, Christina. I look forward to seeing you again.”She looked at me and smiled. “How about this afternoon? Today is my early shift and get off at 2. My roommate Josie will be home.”I looked at Sam and Cindy. Cindy was smiling and nodding her head. Sam still refused to meet my eyes.“We’d love to. Just tell us where.”She took a pen and wrote down. He went about it carefully, taking out layer after layer of clothes and placing them on top of each other in the same order. Finally he got to what he wanted as I saw his face light up.He took out the clothes which my mother had just taken off this morning and placed into her traveling laundry bag. He slowly unzipped the bag and took her clothes out. First out was her t-shirt followed by her bra. Next was her pair of jeans and last out of the bag was a rolled up pair of mom's pink panties.My. Laughing, the shadow entered the room. ‘Well, Miss Melissa that isn’t a nice thing to say to a dear friend now is it?’ He walked down the aisle, stopping in front of Melissa, keeping her between him and her big, oak desk. Smiling innocently, Melissa didn’t feel a moments worry about being trapped against her desk by the big farmer. She didn’t see the interest in his eyes, hadn’t seen it for the past five years. Russell Rutger, besides being peeved with his parents for the alliterated name,.