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Just got in a bit ago, had a
couple of calls on the machine, one from my Mom in Monahans Tex. Come to find
out the person that spent his teen years teaching me how to shoot like a
marksman, took me camping in the dead of winter with only some minor gear and we
hunted and fished for our food for days at a time and was my second best friend.
He spent his life appreciating the outdoors and always thought it better to
build a relationship rather than an acquaintance. When my first best friend
died, ( my Dad), he and I disappeared for a week into the mountains just to
contemplate life and regroup our feelings. There was never a time when
myself or someone else needed help or advice that he didn't drop everything and
come to your aid. Whenever we would leave camp in the morning, whether trapping
hunting or fishing, we would always say that we would meet on the other side of
the hill.
Well, today my brother John went
to the other side of the hill before me. He is setting by the campfire this
evening with the saints and swapping stories, all of them true of course. I lost
my Friend and my Brother today all at one time. I am missing a very big part of
myself, mainly because our lives and our commitments have prevented us from
seeing each other for way to long. Now I have a longer wait to see him.
Those you care about and those
you love can be gone so quickly, please take a moment to contact them or just
drop in and let them know that you care, you may not get a second chance
tomorrow.
Didn't want to just sit here, I
had to talk about him, no one around so hope you don't mind.
Jimi
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