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Chapter Forty-Three


            with the many frustrations of the music business, my life is truly
            blessed. For the first time, my career isn’t the most important
            thing to me.
               While waiting for this baby to be born, Gord and I are
            busy recording demos of all the new songs we’ve written. We
            are trying our best to come up with a memorable name for
            our makeshift studio in our little dark and dank basement. We
            decide on KGB Music. Aka Kelita and Gord’s Basement. “You
            vill record here and you vill like it!” Not a very glamorous name
            but neither is this basement. Every time it rains, we get an inch
            of water and have to use old newspapers to sop it up. And when
            we need to record vocals and it’s cold outside, I have to dress up
            in full winter gear because we have no choice but to turn off the
            loud, oil-burning furnace.
               But we’re happy creating and making music together. For
            me, along with the baby growing inside of me, this is a dream
            come true. We have already picked out his name. HIS. The way
            this baby is moving around, I am quite sure it is a boy. And
            he will be called Keldon. Kel from my name and Don from
            Gordon. Much better than Gordita!
               Keldon is quite happy to take his sweet time entering the
            world, but enter he does after over seventeen hours of labour.
            My happy world is now complete. Our sweet baby, Keldon
            James Lemon, is in my arms. Our beautiful child has finally
            arrived to fulfil that deep longing that only a woman truly
            knows, and he is perfect in every way. We are madly in love
            with our precious gift from God.
               How could we possibly be any happier? I cannot imagine
            life being more perfect.
               Nor can I imagine the heartache that is waiting on my
            doorstep, preparing to barge into my sublime little world and
            annihilate this hard-earned bliss.


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