Bobby says you must start looking for joy

Dec 2 2008 Paisley Daily Express

Dear Magenta

I HAVE wanted to write to you for a long time.

I lost my mother and father years ago, and my beloved husband Bobby 35 years ago.

I could always think of them with joy, but this last couple of years I get this weary feeling when it comes to Bobby, and I wonder if you could tell me anything about them.

Margaret L

Dear Margaret

MUM, dad and Bobby are all very happy in spirit. I am also given a family member with the initial E around Bobby .

He tells me his death was premature, he had no idea his life would end so quickly, and leaving you was the hardest part.

He says you were his soulmate. He felt privileged to have you as his wife and that his love for you has never changed.

He is concerned about you, and tells me you are depressed at present, and instead of living life, some days it’s as though you are only marking time.

You need to see the doctor, and Bobby wants to see you living life to the full, the way he did.

I don’t know why, but he and your dad started singing I Love A Lassie, and there is great hilarity between them.

He talks of your being tired all the time and wants you to have things checked out to help you.

Mum and dad send their love, and thank you for being a wonderful daughter.

Also with them is an elderly woman in the grandmother link and a dog, with a really cute wee face that seems to be smiling.