Dear Mr Murs,
I assume by your fairly recent song Dear Darlin that you
prefer to be contacted in letter form, which is surprising and somewhat
refreshing to see given the current social media frenzy we now live in.
Having said that Olly (You’re cool with me calling you
Olly right?) regarding the song, I don’t really know why you didn't just call,
arrange to meet and tell her face to face that you miss her. It seems a very
long drawn out process for you to write a letter telling her, especially with
the postal service the way it is these days, how would you know she got the
letter ok. Why not a Facebook message or What’s App least you know if she had
seen it or not and then if she doesn't reply you can start to move on
properly. You did mention that it was short and sweet so maybe there’s a reason
for that, but at the end of the day no one knows what you went through so I
can’t interfere too much.
Sorry to go on but I do have another query Olly, if your
hands were shaking so much why were you trying to write you silly Billy! I
understand you want to get this letter done and sent off but at least wait and
until you've calmed down a bit. A badly written letter in my opinion just shows
that not a lot of effort has been put in. If your hands were in fact shaking
due to the fact you have an early case of Parkinson’s disease then I apologise
wholeheartedly.
All the best
O. Trout
(Royal Mail)
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