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Ellen: Today my mother softened up a bit and talked to me about the last day she spent with you, the day of the hearing on the injunction, March 25th. She told me that your handwriting looked wonderful. It wasn’t hard to believe.

Mine hasn’t improved a wit. In fact, now my left hand too shakes more than ever.
I’ve asked my mother to stay away from the house in the future. I first asked her not to visit the house the evening of the 24th. Did she listen? No. She visited you the next day. She does what she wants, no matter what I ask her to do. But the reason I asked her not to visit in the future is because when I asked her about a visit she made prior to the 24th, she  told me it was none of my business. That was infuriating. So, I tried to let her know that it was hard enough not knowing how you and your mom are doing, but it is even worse knowing that she knows what I want to know but won’t tell me.

I am reading some new stuff about psychology. Mainly about men who lose their temper. You might be interested in learning a little bit about that.

One thing that I’ve learned that has nothing to do with anger is this – if you want to watch a video broadcast like LOST on a computer, make sure that in Safari’s Security/Preferences window that the Block pop-up windows is NOT checked. Apparently, blocking pop-up windows really slows down a computer.
It is getting late. I’m tired. I’ll write you more later.

Your dad
I am, 
David