Neil was my one of my readers who sought me out, and was determined to become my friend.
He began sending me emails regarding articles that I had either written, and/or posted here on my blog. Although unsolicited, he often offered his advice on many issues, some of which included the arangement of my blog, and down to the fonts I chose.
He tried so hard to get me to give him my phone number, which I was very reluctant to give out.
So happens that I began thinking about this guy all the time. The words he used when sending me emails, was strangely fitting for the moment. It was uncanny.
I started thinking that maybe this guy was a messenger of some sort, that the words he seeded in my soul, would grow to fruition; and the fruit it bore, was just that... pure wisdom.
So I just gave into it, and called him up one day. It was great. I remember Neil being so excited that I had actually called.
We must have talked for hours.
Well, that was the beginninig of a long friendship. It turns out that he was kind of a muse to me. He inspired me to continue with my blog, agreeing with my overall message. Neil had a way of rambling on, but if you just sat back and absorbed what he was saying, and I did this all the time, you could actually pull messages out of it all.
Messages that were strong and present.
People that know me, respect me as a great listener, and I know Neil appreciated my ear, and I appreciated his wisdom.
Neil you will never be forgotten; you will be missed.
I take comfort in knowing that I have a true friend that is on the other side, when ever that might be.
With one more look at you
I could learn to tame the clouds
And let the sun shine through
Leave a troubled past and I might start anew
We'll love and live more
Love and live forever
With one more look at you
I'd learn to change the stars
And change our fortunes too
I'd have the constellations paint your portrait too
So all the world might share this wonderous sight
The world could end each night
I want one more look at you
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