:07:01
The work helps me.
:07:04
Most of all, you help me.
:07:08
You came into my dream last night
with that smile...
:07:11
... that always held me
like a lover...
:07:13
...rocked me like a child.
:07:17
All l remember from the dream...
:07:20
...is a feeling of peace.
:07:27
l woke up with that feeling...
:07:29
...and tried to keep it alive
as long as l could.
:07:33
l'm writing to tell you that
l'm on a journey toward that peace.
:07:37
And to tell you l'm sorry
about so many things.
:07:43
l'm sorry l didn 't take
better care of you...
:07:46
...so you never spent a minute
being cold or scared or sick. ''
:07:55
''I'm sorry I didn't
try harder to find the words. . .
:07:58
. . .to teII you what I was feeIing.
:08:00
I'm sorry I never fixed
the screen door.
:08:02
I fixed it now.
:08:04
I'm sorry I ever fought with you.
:08:08
I'm sorry I didn't apoIogize more.
:08:11
I was too proud.
:08:12
I'm sorry I didn't
bring you more compIiments. . .
:08:15
. . .on everything you wore and
every way you fixed your hair.
:08:18
I'm sorry I didn't hoId on to you
with so much strength. . .
:08:21
. . .that even God
couIdn't puII you away. ''
:08:24
Signed, ''AII my Iove, G. ''
:08:27
That is so sad.
:08:29
It's not that. It's just. . .
:08:32
. . .so honest.
:08:34
This couId be hundreds of years oId.
:08:37
It's typed, AIva.
:08:44
Pretty good.
:08:45
Meaning you wish you'd written it.
:08:47
I'd have e-maiIed her.
:08:49
Anyway, I know what you wish.
:08:51
You wish it had been addressed
''Dear Theresa. ''
:08:54
Come on now, CharIie. . .
:08:57
. . .any girI wouId want
to be Ioved Iike that.