From You To Me And Back
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Krys,
What a wonderful email. you pump me up so, I hope I can prove myself worthy of such praise.
Yeah baby,
MOBY
At 03:21 PM 6/27/99 EDT, you wrote:
>Dear Moby:
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>I wanted to just thank you for all you do and the lives that you touch. Each
>morning as I drive into the office I listen to your show, and find that
>rarely is there a morning that you fail to make me smile and on many
>occasions, think. Your views on society and people in general mirror those
>of myself and most of my friends and we appreciate being able to hear them
>voiced in a venue we're unable to use and by someone that doesn't shove it
>into the faces of the populace, but simply states the view and moves on.
>
>I'm a recent (January) transplant from California (yes, born and raised) and
>find your humor about us to be not only funny, but truthful in most cases.
>California is a whole other planet and most of those born and raised there
>will admit it. Southerners have a sense of humor when it comes to redneck
>jokes (I was married to a redneck from Georgia for 16 years) and I don't see
>why we should be any different. Thank you for the smiles.
>
>My children, two teenage boys, will be arriving here this week to live with
>me. If there was one person that I would hold up to them as an example of a
>fine man it would be you. You don't take yourself too seriously, give back
>to the community you live in, praise the hero's in our lives and it seems
>your always willing to give a smile to someone when they most need it. Truly
>a man to look up to. The boys and I will be attending "Disney's Animal
>Kingdom Adventure Outpost" on Friday night, July 9 (my son's 15th birthday)
>and I do hope that I'll be able to point you out to them.
>
>Thank you Moby, for just being who you are. Don't ever change.
>
>Fondly,
>
>Krys S.
>"Transplanted Californian but a Southerner at Heart"
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