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Letters to Letterman - G. B. Bernhards
Copyright © 2011 by G.B. Bernhards.
ISBN: Softcover 978-1-4653-5405-1
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CONTENTS
One To Choose A Therapy And A Theraphyst
Letter No 1. Dream Prince
Two Thoughts Of Life And Death
Letter No 2. What Would It Be Like
Three To Analyse Yourself
Letter No 3. Twin Babies
Four A Hobby Or A Carrier
Letter No 4. Mind Game For Men
Five Hate Or Love
Letter No 5. The Judgment Day
Six Men Or What?
Letter No 6. Sleeping With Time
Seven Age Is Irrelevant
Letter No 7. Believe Me I Can
Eight Hints Or Comments
Letter No 8. Pizza Song
Nine A Name To Me
Letter No 9. Baby Blues
Ten Thoughts Of A Divorced Mom
Letter No 10. Sir A Or B
Eleven Loneliness Or A Hobby
Letter No 11. Poison Ivy
Twelve Thoughts Of Christmas
Letter No. 12 The Cure
Thirteen Does Love Always Fade Away?
Letter No 13.
The Smile Collector
The Smile Collector II
Fourteen Harm Or Charm
Page 14. In Sickness And In Health
Fifteen Naughty
Page 15. Icelandic Kiss
Sixteen The First Love
Letter No 16. The Holy Mother
Seventeen Gay Or Not
Letter No 17. To Believe In The Truth
Eighteen Age Is Also Charming
Letter No 18. Once Again
Nineteen Accidents Happen
Letter No 19. Birdie
Twenty Grandmas 0, K,
Letter No 20. Beautiful Dream
Twenty-One The Sensibility Of Thinking
Letter No 21.
Springtime
Springtime II
Twenty-Two Is This Phobia Or Something Else?
Letter No 22. Age
Twenty-Three Doctor David
Letter No 23. The Dream Again!
Twenty-Four Still Sleeping And Dreaming
Letter No 24.
Video Song
Video Song II
Video Song III
Twenty-Five Respect Love
Letter No 25. Beach Boy
Twenty-Six Home-Now-My-Way
Letter No 26. You Are In My Dreams
Twenty-Seven Natural And Real
Letter No 27.
The Secret
The Secret II
Twenty-Eight Moss Or Dave
Letter No 28. Memory’s’
Twenty-Nine The Photographic Memory
Letter 29. The Mothers Cry
Thirty Strip Tease
Letter 30. Forgive Me
Thirty-One Energy Flow
Letter No 31. My Heart Beats For You
Thirty-Two Movie Or To Move
Letter No 32. Small Talk
Thirty-Three Your Reward
Letter No 33. One Look
Thirty-Four Fantasy Or Fiction
Letter No 34. The Pearl
Thirty-Five Free Cable
Letter 35. The Message From Love
Writer Description To Story
This could be written especially for the Letterman show, but this is just a story, it is a comedy with some serious discussions’ about women and human rights in a comic way.
Notice! Before you start reading focus on the setting of the Letterman show on the CBS.
Try to imagine David Letterman in his chair, he is talking to a lady, could be a famous one, or just anyone, that is you’re and you’re imagination alone.
David is the star in this comedy; you (and hopefully others) might find something of this writing amusing. It also has the message that I will tell you later, well ok. That there is always someone in this world who is more, silly, smarter, more stupid or much clever and maybe a lot wiser than you are yourself.
"No! The message could be that it is not nice to take you’re loved one for granted, that old and lame someone might say, but who knows in these times, it can be difficult, just to smile.
Today an honest, but sincere story and the possibility of true jokes, facts or fiction, about my long personal life.
Thank you and enjoy your reading.
G.B.Bernhards.
Recipe for the readers
TO CHOOSE A THERAPY AND A THERAPHYST
One
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Europe, somewhere in Iceland.
Last day of the month, that is great’ cause now my summer vacation will start, then I only have to clean two homes in a week. I will go on a real holiday later. Well it feels like I have a lot of grandmothers now and made me wonder’ how would it have been if! I have had mine a little longer’, now she can hear David say
Doesn’t she have two, she cloned or what
She answers him
‘No, my grandmother died when I was still a teenager,