One last thing.
In the January, Leo asked me whether he could have the letter.
Not to read now. He said: when I’m older. He said it very carefully, the way he says things he has been working up to.
I rang my father. It is the only time I have ever rung him about anything.
I said: Leo wants the letter when he’s older.
And there was a long silence and then he said: it’s in the garage.
And I said: I know.
Nobody has moved it yet. It is still in a toolbox in Ohio and I am still eight hours away, and that is where it is going to stay for a few more years, and I find I am all right with that.
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