Love Letters From My Dad To My Mom
ByLukas Kaiser March 20, 2008 - 9:00 am | PermalinkI was digging around in my attic last night and I found my dad's shoe box. It was filed with porn. Underneath that box was a smaller box. THAT box was filled with love letters from my dad to my mom.
I don't know much about the letters other than that they start when my parents first met, on vacation at a Walt Disney Resort in early March, 1978 and they end right when they got married... in early April, 1978.
March 12th, 1978
March 25th, 1978
March 27th, 1978
March 31st, 1978
April 2nd, 1978
April 3rd, 1978
My sister was born in October of 1978. Go figure.
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