She left me for a man and I was destroyed! Even though that relationshipdidn't last, she had opened Pandora's Box. My desires didn't change,and I had...loved all the things she had done for me.Months later.........I had moved across the country to start over. I needed to get away; Iwasn't sure what I needed or wanted, but I knew I couldn't find it whereI was. Life went on in my new location; I made new friends over timeand loved where I was at; the climate was good and I finally had. "Greg, Celia, this is Helen Brody. I'm sure you've read all about her in your local celebrity news columns." Those rags," Celia said, rolling her eyes to the ceiling for a moment. "I hope you aren't letting all that publicity get to you, Helen." I try to just take things a day at a time," Helen said."That's the way to do it," Greg said, holding out his hand and shaking with Helen. "It's very nice to meet you." Thank you," Helen said. "It's nice to meet you as well."Celia, who was a hugger,. .. hold it ... hold it ... winter clothes ... arrgh.”“AHH...”When she was finished, she ran out to the SUV and hauled in the last suitcase. Edgar had hauled the rest.“Thank you, Edgar.”The whirlwind coasted to a stop, handed me an envelope and wound up again ... kitchen ... refrigerator door opened and shut and mayhem in the kitchen commenced. She came out with a bologna ‘sammich’ with every bit of trimmings she could find and a glass of milk. I was just opening the envelope.The letter read,. "Darling,I can?t help but thank you for simplifying my life" "What are relatives for?" Janet giggled with her. "This purse wouldgo perfect with it too." The two then went to Janet?s house and helped her pick just theperfect outfit for the dance. They would soon both be belles of theball. Janet, for one, couldn?t wait to turn some male heads. "Amy, why don?t you have dinner here." Janet?s mother said as shefinished setting the table. "It?ll be ready in a moment and there?splenty." "Thanks." Amy.