And as you never hear anyone say, or even think I presume, death is not the 'end' of anything. Death is merely a step in the progress of the Master Plan of the universe. A step in which all life on this planet is converted into plasmal energy that will out-live the end of time. That energy will combine with the power of the Force and one day will be needed to search the universe for Earth2. So I will welcome death as an inevitable and necessary step in the preservation of humanity. "A Dear's Memoirs" might give you a glimpse of why and how that will all happen.
In combining the first and second paragraph of this writing, the passing of my sister Melissa almost a year ago, and my relationship with Dimash for the last eleven years, have inspired me to write this book. The writing process has been extremely emotional for me and a very heart wrenching remembrance of so many beautiful people. I just hope that somewhere, somehow, in someone's heart, a tiny space has been filled.
The author, Pete Smith, lives in the beautiful town of Dunmore, a northern suburb of Scranton, PA. He talks about his experiences in life with residences from New York to Florida and especially his relationship from afar with Dimash, a singer from Kazakhstan. This is a very emotional story.