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Originally posted by barrk
I'm a big advocate of face-to-face discussions myself. Letters can be interpreted the way the reader wants them to be instead of the way the writer intended. Plus it's a lot easier to get to the root of the problem which may not be what the writer thinks it was to begin with. Tangents off topic sometimes reveal much more than the orginal discussion topic. I think a letter saying that it's important to you that you sit down and talk because you hope that even if you can't be together your friendship is important is the way to go..........followed up with a discussion....just be sure you leave plenty of time for the discussion because you don't want to end it before you are ready!
I haven't finished my first cup of coffee yet so if this rambles, please forgive me!
plus, post argument shagging is the best. Can't do that in a letter... ;)