00:01Well, let me see if we can do this first because I'm in Texas and I've got two
00:05events and they're selling a lot more quickly than we thought. The bookseller
00:09who was here sold out. Do you think you can get a box to Texas by Tuesday? Yeah,
00:16Richard Wall. Well, I'm her husband. I'm the, she's, she died.
00:25Unfortunately, Carol Wall is unable to join us today, but we are delighted to
00:30introduce Dick Wall, her husband, who will be speaking on her behalf.
00:35Your family and friends will never die. Everybody's gonna be alright tonight.
00:48She was a great wife, mother, teacher, and she was a great writer, always. And she
00:54always wanted to do something just like this. I'm on kind of a mini book tour.
00:59They sent me on like a mini book tour. They're looking at the book and they're
01:06looking at me and I've got to tell them, I'm here because she died. Well, hell,
01:11that's sort of a downer.
01:17You don't get over losing a spouse. You cannot be cured from lots of things, but
01:25you can heal. It is the insidious palace lie that we get over the most serious
01:31losses in our lives. Is that good news, bad news, or both? I think it's both.
01:55Thanks, because there's so many ways.
01:55We are nice to see.
01:55It's just a little bit, because you are roughly trying to see.
01:55It can help you to try more than it does not bring it back.
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