by SisterJezabel
Having read Eloise’s story before reading the letter, I imagined Finn’s pencil to paper producing almost illegible doctor’s scrawl! Well done on producing a collection of intergenerational stories in one letter. Very nice.
Hi, SisterJezabel, thank you for hosting the Letters of Love challenge. It's been a blast reading the stories and participating in it.
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I don't think I read the original story with Eloise and Finn or perhaps it's just my memory failing so I read this story with the smile of a loving husband who could tell many similar tales on his wife of so many years. I loved the little recollections that meant so much to them, of events both humorous and serious (Finn's wife being at home with the children made me laugh out loud). There was joy and sorrow in those pages, but most of all, there was hope and commitment for more love for years to come. Great job, 5*.
Wow, does that give new meaning to the term "long-winded" - and just plain boring...