I saw my good friend David C. yesterday at a restaurant. Well actually it was Café Bernardo on Capital Avenue to be specific. We usually would meet there on Wednesday’s anyway as a precursor to going to the Balanced Depression and Bipolar Support group. First, it was great to see Dave. He really lights me up on the inside and I have grown to appreciate the glow of friendship that we share. I don’t think he’d give me a kidney but hey, you never know. I would give him mine. There I said it so now it’s official. But there’s no need for us to talk about organs when there’s so much to say about friendship in itself. He’s a father of 3 adult women and he survived that process with grace and dignity! He has a beautiful wife. In the past they both used to work together for their income, the same job, the same site. I asked him, “don’t you get tired of each other being together all day and then together at night?” You know I thought it was a valid question. His an