Meri
speaker
74 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Meri’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So much to say to him. Mary, I'm just full of it right now. When Mr. King told me that, he talked to my son. I just lost it. I follow his birthday every year, March 5th from 1989. I don't even know what he looks like, how tall he is, how long his hair might be, if it's straight. I go to bed asking Justin to forgive me for my sins and for not being there for him.
All these years later, my son wants to write and talk with me. I'm sorry, Mary. I just don't understand this feeling I'm going through. I just needed someone to talk with, and you are my only friend. He said, I'm acting like a little kid. Sorry. I will write again. I hope things are good there and well for you. Take care of Jeremy.
Oh, he had started talking to Mr. King about Justin, and he said, the way Mr. King talks, he sounds like a smart young man. I guess I will find out soon.
Dear Mary, it was good to talk with you. Evidently, we had a phone call. He said he got an email from Mr. King and Ms. Kelsey saying they were in Florida and that they had met Justin, my son, and his son, Val.
He is two years old. That makes me a grandpa. I didn't even know that Justin had kids. He listens to the podcast twice, Mr. King said. I hope it doesn't stop him from writing to me. Mr. King said that he wants to visit me and he also wants to meet some of my family. I never thought I would be a grandpa. I hope someday that I will meet both my son and grandson.
Mr. King told me that he was watching Justin play with his son at the playground. He said Justin is a dedicated father. Justin has a girlfriend who has three daughters of her own, so he is doing good. I'm so glad that he never fell down that bad, dark road that I did. I wish things weren't like this. I really want to know him. I mean, everything. I'm going to be waiting for him to write me.
I can't be happier. Thank you. Okay, that's it for this time.
Well, Mr. King is still in touch with my son, so I guess he's trying to put what he wants to say on paper. I know it's hard for him. He's going to write. I will be writing. I'm still working on a letter to him, so I know it's hard.
I tried to do what you told me about writing my son. It's harder than I thought. I'm still working on it. I don't know anything about him. I don't want to lose him, not after all these years. I'm going to keep at it, okay? I hope that I get a letter tonight from you or anyone. It feels good to hear from someone. Well, I just wanted to talk to you again. I hope to hear from you soon.
Get your car fixed. in capital letters and parentheses, and then a smiley face. Take care, Jeremy L. Scott.
And he knows it, too.
Well, I think it would be, well, I would like to see him get a visit, a visit from his son. That would be like a big high point of his life.
He might not write me at all. I hope that he does. I ain't mad if he doesn't. He has a life to live out there. I'm just going over things in my head. That's all. And he says, I hate that sometimes. I just get this feeling sometimes. I try not to let it get me down. I'm going to put my Game of Thrones down for a while and try to read these others about the dogs.
And then he says, take care of Jeremy Scott. And then later there's a P.S. And he says, you're going to make me cry all over again. Old Yeller. And he did tell me later in a phone call that he did, in fact, cry because, you know, it's Old Yeller and it's a really good story.
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