We had started going to college jogging track together and doing most of the chores together. Although he was a talkative kind but occasionally, I fel... that Norton wanted to be reserve and preferred to be alone in his room and did not even come out to sit outside in the small living room we had and watch TV with me. I just could not figure out but there was something; he was trying to cover or hide like a person who wanted to do certain act seeing it in his reach and capability but then also be. Like he had been taking reasonable care of himself for a ripe old age which he would never reach now. Sandy straight hair, tall and a bit lanky, even with a touch of middle-age spread. Like every woman, she checked the ring finger. Nothing there.Suddenly he looked up and caught her eyes. She must have leaned too far forward to see it or something, but there was no pretending she hadn't been looking. Someone like this man deserved more than easy deception. She looked into his eyes,. His eyes had not, or did not deceive him as he himself was always much more than likely, &/or much more often than not picking that being of a winner, & whereas very seldom would he himself pick that being of some kind, sort, or type of a total loser being of whom not even a drunk of a wino, or a hype of a d**g-addict, or dopefiend of a male would want to hop in the sack with whereas the worcest that he himself had ever scored with otherwise than how he himself would usually pick a beauty to. 00, all accompanied by a letter."Cousin Howard; It tickles me to include a healthy check to get the ball rolling for you. I'm sure that you're beyond anxious to get started on your renovations. Remember, reserve enough for the tax man.Jim."I must have presented quite a sight, shaking and crying in the post office as I read and re-read his letter. I gradually pulled myself together and made my way out to my jeep. After a deep breath I asked myself what I had to do first. It was simple. I had to.