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Ce Ce
 Nov 22, 07 - 9:37 PM |
My Fab Years .
Dear Sylvia, Recently, I had the opportunity to read the passage from ‘My Fab Years’ regarding UFO and Michael Billington. The passage surfaced many memories and emotions, and, although I had a little apprehension about reading the passage, I knew I needed to. I was fortunate to have met and corresponded with Mike for the last year of Mike’s life. I have always considered my fortune great for having had that opportunity. I’m reminded just how fortunate I am when Mike’s fans contact the team, at mikebillingtonfans.com, in grief having discovered that Mike is no longer with us and were never able to meet Mike. Very rarely do I feel sad when I think of Mike, although I still miss him, one of the memories I have of Mike rescues me from sad thoughts and will always stay with me. When I last saw Mike, just three months before he passed away, Mike began telling me about a sad episode in his life. When Mike saw I had tears in my eyes (because it was obviously a personal and emotional period in his life and hurt me to see him hurting) he stopped, placed his hand on mine and told me in future, when he remembered sad things, he would think of my beautiful smile. If I hadn’t realised what a wonderful and special person he was before, I knew then. Now when sadness threatens me, the memory Mike’s words chase it away. When I read the passage in your book, I realised that had you not broken that confidence, and it must have been an awful dilemma, I would not have the memory of a wonderful weekend in Mike’s company. I also wouldn’t have the memory of the most wonderful words any person could say to another who’d had the misfortune to have their teeth badly rearranged as the result of an accident. I thank you Sylvia. Ce Ce 
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