Answer a question with a question.I had to ponder that for a little bit: Four moms, eight sibs, half a million nephews and nieces. I OWN a half millio... dollar boat. I have a Time Piece. This is Pentwater, 1928. I could come up with only one answer; "I don't know, I've never had it."She looked at me like I'd been the one who discovered the world is round, "I would say, then, that the life you have is normal for you."I got it. "Ok." Are you ready to keep the watch?" I think I want to be normal. It made her sad and angry to see how happy these two were together and how seldom Clarissa bothered to look up at her. But at least Clarissa was surviving.In fact, Megan was forced to conclude that she was not only surviving but thriving. She could not see the two lovers sunbathing nude each evening because there was a building blocking the view - Clarissa had enough feelings not to distress Megan any more than she need. But the spring in Clarissa's step and the laugh that came out of her so. Thousands of men were filtered down to just a hundred or so by geography.A picture caught my eye; my heart pounded, he looked just like Tommy. Young though, just 18.As I stared at the picture of the beautiful boy, he saw I was online and pinged me. We texted a little.Just flirtation by text, harmless fun. His preferences stated he was interested in women 30 to 45. Older than himself, but not my sort of age.Daryl wanted to video chat; I hesitated, but there was no reason not to talk, so I. When I heard your voices I was able to pretend for a moment that you were still around.I know you must be thinking what pathetic loser lives his life like that. My answer is no one lives like that and neither did I. I died the day I found the gifts l sent to Sue left at my doorsteps. I have been existing but only because I was too weak to take my own life. I know this letter will give you many sleepless nights but really, you were just kids who did not know better. Don't beat yourself over it.I.