Butters
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- 1893 — En Banc$303.22
To the Dvorak family, Larry, Darren, and Adam, my donation comes with a spirit of gratitude and celebration towards the people who impact our lives including all of you. As I write this on bittersweet eight eight, I think about those we lose often leave unexpected signs. To honor Mimi, I finally ordered my own copy of too many eggs. Of course, it was delivered and sat outside unprotected during a Noah's Ark level downpour while my husband was at work and I was out of state this week. I was convinced I'd come home to a waterlogged mess inside the box, but instead the book was pristine. Probably dumb luck, but I'd like to believe John's spirit helped ensure I can enjoy Mimi's work. August is a bittersweet month for me too. Although the anniversary of my dad's passing comes this Thursday, I also have my tenth wedding anniversary with sir knives to look forward to on 08/27. Thanks for putting up with me for so long, my love. In our own little New England JCD memorial meetup on the twenty ninth, Larry, we would be honored if you would even go over the border to little roadie for that. Otherwise, we hope to see you soon. Whether those we care about are still with us or not, we can always be thankful for them and celebrate the impact that they've had on our lives. For now, I'd just like to say thank you for reading my note. Thank you to the entire No Agenda community for your courage. With so much love to all, lady butters. PS. Attached is the egg book on proud display alongside our obnoxiously large dictionary in honor of my fellow word nerd, JCD.