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From a 2005 article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer republished at Common Dreams<\/a>. I will not comment at all, but instead let the excerpts speak for themselves.<\/p>\n

While Dennis was sure of his attraction at their initial meeting, he didn’t know how Elizabeth felt. Several nights later, in his Washington office, he sat at his desk and thought about her. “Basically, I asked for a sign,” he says. Seconds later, ping! went his computer, alerting him to an e-mail.<\/p>\n

It was from Elizabeth. The first line read, “This has no connection to work.” Dennis was ecstatic.<\/p>\n

She was forwarding an e-mail from one of her friends that related to the peace legislation he had proposed as a presidential candidate. He noticed her signature quote at the end: “Knowing love I shall allow all things to come and go, to be as supple as the wind and take everything that comes with great courage. My heart is as open as the sky.”<\/p>\n

This gave Dennis hope.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

[Elizabeth’s mother], too, found the age difference – Elizabeth’s 27 years to Dennis’s 58 – insignificant. “This is about a meeting of souls.”<\/p>\n

“People who see us together understand – they see our connection,” Elizabeth says. “And it’s not like I’m some ditsy young thing and he’s an old fogey. He has the wisdom of an ancient and the energy of youth.”<\/p>\n

Dennis says, “I’ve never seen myself as time-bound. When you make a connection on a soul level, age is not important.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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