rarely in the author’s green zone

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Dear Mr. Farrell: I started reading, “father and child reunion”, and I have no plans to finish it.  I began marking the text that emphasizes the importance of doing things as a father that I don’t do.  My marks became abundant, and then I reached a table that reported how often fathers see their children, and I was in the never category – ouch.  I am serious and thoughtful about being a father and you are serious and thoughtful about your subject, and I was struck by how little my approach can be found in your green zone.  I have glaring opportunities to be seen as a better father like a daughter who prohibits dad contact, but I know of no examples of my daughter being any less than the best person she can be.  My daughter is an adult, so I honor her dad prohibition, which is a privilege my teenage son doesn’t get yet, but he’ll get the same privilege soon, and he’s on track to requesting no contact with me.  You were kind to reply the first time I wrote you – grazie.  In the event you pass on this invitation to reply I’ve include a few links:..David Doody 1988–2007  Aaron  Birthday  birthday  I am bitter  Sincerely, Tom Doody »» about me 201-490-9659 Erika mortified nearlincoln@hotmail   »» about me  201-490-9659  Erika mortified  nearlincoln@hotmail.com  contact us