Cherish

We should cherish the time we have together. A man with whom I work has a nephew that had a horriffic car accident last night. He is in an induced coma right now with parts of his skull removed from his head for the bruised, battered and swelling brain. I don't know if he told his parents he loved them before he went out last night but I want all of my family to know that I love them, I cherish you and you are the most important thing to me in the world. Everything I do is for you. I work, I try to set the example, I pray, I smile, I cajole, I remind of rules, I cook (well bar-b-cue), all I do is for my family, and in particular for my wife. I cherish her. She is the most important person in the world to me. I miss her right now. She is with her father out in Tooele who is visiting us from back east. I hate sleeping alone. I miss the talks, the smile, the laughter, the warmth that she brings to our home. She makes of this cold, sterile living space a home where I love to come and want to stay. Be excellent to each other as a line from one of my favorite movies states (if you can name the movie (first one to do so) will win movie tickets). We don't know what could happen. Our life can change immeasurably in 1 second. Cherish each other. I love and cherish you all.