My friend, a 58-year-old engineer, holds "It's Sad to Belong"* as one of his favorite songs, next to "Somewhere in Time". Life has unfolded a remarkable journey for him. He has four (4) children from his first marriage, a chapter marked by his wife's decision to leave them for her college classmate, leading to their (wife and new spouse's) relocation to the United States. However, destiny had other plans. Another remarkable woman entered his life. They got married. She filled the void in his heart and nurtured his children, who have since grown into successful individuals. As life's story continued to unfold, he encountered yet another woman, whom he believes to be his soulmate, bringing a new chapter of love and companionship into his life for some time. Silently he wished he had a travel machine to start a new life with her and live happily ever after. Eden Ahbez said, The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in...