Postcard fifteen

 

 Peggy,

    Beatles "white album" a lot lately. Remembering the first time from back in the day. After camping with John, Rod, someone else I can't remember, talking with people we met about the white album, best way to listen to it, put the speakers on either side of your head.

    For some reason it made me think of you. That led me to "Ain't no sunshine when she's gone", Bill Withers. When we wrote to each other that song was constantly in my heart, thinking of you. "She" was you.

    For me, the relationship would have been sex, I'm afraid. Maybe not. You were way beyond that, and not. I want to think I was the same. The letters AND sex.

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