I agree with you that "often the question is more important than the answer." But I do not agree with Grandma Ivy that "there are no answers." If it was known from the beginning that there were no answers, what could anyone possibly spend their life searching for? Searching involves the hope of finding.
Shortly before we left the capital city, I was thinking that I would have wanted to start meeting with you face to face weekly, if we would have been staying there. I just thought you might like to know that that thought had crossed my mind.
Chad,
Good to check back in with you. I'm glad you're developing a meaningful friendship with this new fella. Hope you're doing well!
Blake
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