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Emails Back and Forth Chapter 2
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From: ChristineK @NoISP.com
19 May 2004 11:56 pm
Bette,
Tina kept herself busy alright. I forgot that her mother taught her to cook when she is upset. Geez, I cant remember the last time I ate like that. I think she made enough food to serve the entire University.
Over dinner, I casually asked Tina if you guys had sought counseling. She told me about Fox something ( I cant remember the name). I asked why him and she said that he had such a great reputation. I responded that I would have felt uncomfortable with a guy, much less straight. The only response was that I sounded like Bette.
I also got her to admit that she misses you, although she is still pretty angry. Im not surprised. When Tina sets her mind to something, she goes full force and unfortunately, right now her mind is set to her anger. *****, I remember how she was with that stupid tattoo. She was bound and determined to get it no matter what. It hurt like *****, I knew it did, but she would not admit one bit of the pain. That woman does not like to allow any I-told-you-sos.
Take care of yourself, Bette. Ill look after Tina.
Chris
From: PorterB @ CalArtsCtr.com
20 May 2004 7:19 am
Chris,
I would be lying if I said I did not miss Tinas cooking. I had forgotten how unpleasant the culinary life of a woman living alone (especially one that does not like to cook). Her cooking, however, is only 1 of the 15,000,000 things I miss about Tina.
I guess I should have tried harder at therapy, even though I didnt like the therapist. In hindsight, the discomfort of that experience cannot compare to the agony of the situation now.
When you think she will accept it, please give let her know that my thoughts are always with her.
Bette
From: ChristineK @NoISP.com
20 May 2004 5:21 pm
Bette,
Tina and I had a little bit of a talk before I left for school this morning. I have to ask, girl what were you thinking? I promised not to judge, but I cant refrain from asking what the *****? Why did you get hands on with the carpenter in public when you knew Tina was there?
I just got home and she is cooking again. Youre right about the culinary life of a woman living alone. Im gonna miss her cooking when she goes back to LA.
I told her that I had gotten an email from you and that you were thinking of her. I saw tears in her eyes before she began to give intense focus to chopping broccoli. Hopefully that is a good sign.
Keep the faith,
Chris
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This is fabulous! Looking forward to reading each and every e-mail!
yea i most certainly like the turn this is taking..good job.
The E-Mail is keeping Bette up on Tina. She knows she is well and still very angry at Bette and still hurting. She misses Bette as much as Betty misses her thanks.
I really like this….it’s different and exciting….please continue soon…..
Keep up the e-mails. Very interesting story, please keep it up.
This is fantastic. When I was much younger I read a book which was made up entirely of letters from the main character to others. This reminds me of that book, I read a ton and that book has always been one of my favorites. Keep up the good work.
what was the name of that book Andee? I think I remember it, it was with sabine?
Don’t really know if I would enjoy it now, some 25 years later (approximately). The book is “A Woman of Independent Means” by Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey.
I like this very much…well done.
I definatly agree with all of the above, am enjoying this perspective very much. Thanks!
This is awesome and excellent, I hope Tina will talk to Chris and let Bette know what Tina thinking. Please post soon, thank you!
truly a unique format i’m lovin it
I love this please continue with the emails