Labels:text | electronics | screenshot | display OCR: Dimensions In The Dark by J. L. Black Page 61 has never once said anything regarding her disappointment in my decision, though I am certain she surely felt some. We did not agonize over this difference of thought for she has great respect for my convictions as do I for hers. When you spend the greater portion of your life living with just one other person you come to respect and understand that person or you come to despise that person. Fortunately we came to respect and understand each other, as well as love one another . I had wanted her to meet me in Salzburg and take the tour with me through the Black Forest. She declined, due to commitments. Which simply meant two things, one she thought I should enjoy this trip alone and meet new and interesting people without the influence from a mother hanging on my neck. And two, she did not want to take time away from the bench. She still has the same passion for the law that spurred her on thirty one years ago. Rod, Audrey and I did manage to stop at Carey Street, the home of barristers in London. Rod took a picture of me in front of a stately old building and we sent it off to my mother. Rod jokingly wrote on the bottom of the Polaroid picture, 'Future Barrister to the Queen !?!? '
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