Joannis Stobaei Eclogarum Libri Duo: Quorum Prior Physicas, Posterior Ethicas Complectituri Nunc Primum Graece Editis (1575)

Loneliness often sets the stage for experiences not imagined by unsuspecting persons, particularly where death has created a void. Edna Davis, a very attractive, well-dressed woman in her early seventies, finds that love still has many facets. On a beautiful fall day in a small city right outside Greensboro, North Carolina, a graveside funeral service for a prominent businessman was held in the late afternoon. Many family and friends gathered to pay their last respects to a man who had been a true friend to everyone he had met, many of whom he had met in the last year while residing at the Blue Lake Retirement Home. Left behind was his wife of fifty-five years, a divorced daughter and a son. Edna Davis, his wife for many years, had been quite sheltered by the man she loved. As Edna prepares to make necessary adjustments in her life, we find the joy and pains of life often reside in the familiar places. Love isa]The Crystal Vaz.