My beautiful Byron,

Today’s letter visit is a little unusual in that I can’t disclose too much about where I am or what I am doing because of two words.

Liars and thieves.

I have just had an interesting conversation with a smart friend, a child psychologist, on the subject of age-appropriate references by separated parents. And it is a complex set of alternatives to consider in what is and is not age-appropriate. You will need to understand the word ‘animosity‘ to place this subject into proper context. One upside of this level of writing – which is not child like – is it will encourage you to read more closer and improve your vocabulary. What I lose in writing above your reading age – and you are ten – I gain from the hope that you reading this will accelerate your appreciation of the written word. Words are beautiful and powerful and can be used in many ways. The make friends. To destroy enemies. To be kind. And to be cruel. The more you know about words, the better your life will be. And reading is a wonderful thing. You learn a great deal from reading. Learning how to read is cool. Pay attention to every word. And remember what you read. Or else, what’s the point?

…….The letter is no longer archived here. The entire content of Letters to Byron is a book, available in Paperback or Kindle.

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