Glory and Gore

Forth Letter

Hola Stewart,

All of your answers were absolutely one hundred percent correct! It feels amazing to know I have a son. Who would have thought that me out of all people, would become a father? That's just fantastic! I was overjoyed with feelings when I found this out, you don't understand. There are no words that my baffled mind can produce that convey how much euphoria I am wading in. I was lonely before, but now I have you to write/talk to. I can't wait to see my beautiful boy in person.

I feel so proud that I can teach my son how to play ball, paint, or whatever else you are passionate about--it really doesn't matter to me. I will support you with whatever your heart desires. If you want to play baseball, I'll support you. If you want to take up the practice of ballet, I'll support you. I'll help you with all the little bumps along the way, until I get to see my baby boy flourish. I'll help you with school, and teach you things when you're stuck. Lastly, I will teach you self defence, so you can defend yourself, man to man!

Now lets tuck all this excitement into our pockets and talk about meeting each other. In about a month or so, I will come to Wisconsin for two weeks. The exact date has yet to be determined, but be prepared for any time within the next month. I will get back to you on the exact date and such. I have lots of work so I cannot stay very long. Make sure you tell your mother about all of this happening. She has to know. Okay? I want you to promise me. I don't care that it's a secret, she has to know that I am coming to visit. So make sure you ask her, and she has given you and I consent. Well I should really get going, I have lots of work I must complete for tomorrow. Please write back telling me all of the little details in your life. Don't shy away from anything. After all, I'm your father. You can tell me anything.

                                                                Adios,

                                                                Dad