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Page Six

The love letters were a problem. Five moves in five years had taken their toll in form of misplaced diaries, storage boxes & lives. The only constant was data backup. I couldn’t do love letters, but I could certainly do emails. Drawn from backups taken in the last days of rushed moves in London, New York, California & Karachi. With the help of a little context I have used these emails to tell the Avicena story my way – not words but bits – some random, some deliberate. In the hope that these choice bits can help resurrect in your minds the setting in which they were originally written.

That is just Part one. In Part two, I take all my stories, and mix and match them with lessons that I have learnt. My top ten list of “do not do’s” a.k.a “things to do in Denver when you are dead” list. If you hate emails feel free to skip part one and go straight to part two. If you ever find yourself wondering how and where I came up with a lesson in part two, head back to the emails and try and figure out exactly where the lesson was learnt. If you hate circular references in excel or oblique treasure hunts, this book is not for you.

(to be continued...)