"A Sentimental Journey" - The Story of Doris Day

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Re: "A Sentimental Journey" - The Story of Doris Day

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the story of DORIS DAY i dreamed it all my life.Bryan you are blessed beyond measure.thought i was luckyme123 got that wrong. your the luckiest man in yhe world.To be able to get in touch, with the greatest star in the world.THIS SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY HAS TO BE WONDERFUL,MARVELOUS. NOBODY KNOWS HOW MUCH I LOVE DORIS.MY BROTHER WHO IS DORIS DAY AGE SAID HE THINKS I LOVE HER MORE THEN GOD.HE IS A MAN OF GOD, I TOLD HIM I LOVE GOD BECAUSE HE MADE HER, AND HE NEVER FAILS SHES ONE OF HIS FINEST WORK.MY DREAM WAS TO MEET HER SINCE I WAS FOUR.I AM SICK IN A NURSING REHAB. MY LIFE IS IN A BETTER PLACE BECAUSE DORIS MAKES MY DAY.NEVER STOP LOVING YOU.THANKS WEBMASTER FOR TELLING ABOUT DORIS DAY AND HER STORY. I LOVE LIFE BECAUSE SHE IS IN IT

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Thank you for your post luckyme - I'm sure all Doris fans will identify with your devotion.

RE: "you're the luckiest man in the world.To be able to get in touch, with the greatest star in the world."

I must correct you there as ANY fan of Doris can get in touch with her by writing her a letter and she usually replies. I sent her a book once when I was younger and she was at the height of her career and didn't get a reply - I think she must have been too busy at the time or didn't get it. I started doing a website for her in 2000 - as a thank you for the childhood and beyond years of enjoyment she gave me - and I've never actually written to her personally since. I don't want anything more in return and I've always felt she has too many fan letters to write anyway!

But I suggest that YOU send her a letter! I'm sure she'd appreciate your devotion to her.

Regards, Bryan
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