A splendid insight into how we extend love in the world when we cannot make the connection ourselves, because of advanced age. (For me, Moya, I read this thinking of my dear departed father in law Don Francisco Cara Martin, who suffered from Alzheimer's Disease, and when he looked into my eyes toward the end when he could barely form syllables I imagined him saying something very much like this.) This morning, your simple direct expression here moved me very much.
Thank you John, communication is possible in so many ways, a touch, a look, a word. We just have to feel and see as well as listen. As her messenger it's fortunate for me that Mimi seems to speak in Haiku. I'm glad that Francisco Cara Martin lives on in your heart. Regards, Moya
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(For me, Moya, I read this thinking of my dear departed father in law Don Francisco Cara Martin, who suffered from Alzheimer's Disease, and when he looked into my eyes toward the end when he could barely form syllables I imagined him saying something very much like this.)
This morning, your simple direct expression here moved me very much.