Kitty Baier and Fritz von Coelln are members of "Poetry for Pleasure" at OLLI-CSUF. Both having lost their spouses, they lament their loneliness and strive for companionship in a series of poems that they emailed each other. Through the catharsis of poetry, this chap book exposes the hearts and souls of two individuals who experienced the loss of someone they love and are forced to deal with grief, yet get on with their lives. Although the grieving process is different for each individual, it is imperative that grief be worked through, so that you can come out on the other side of it to enjoy...

Can a young American of Mexican descent find out who killed his cousin and why? What danger is there behind the straight forward questions he must ask about his involvement in the drug trade? Is his family a help or is his alcoholic. bi-polar, OCD mother part of the problem? When he attends Adult Children of Alcoholics meetings will he accept the resultant revelations? What are the discoveries he will make about himself, his family and his work? If he accepts the new ideas will this surprising information affect him hopefully for the better?