Dear Teresa, I am in my room at Continental Towers at the University of Denver in Colorado. The sun is setting over the Rocky Mountains, and the snow on the Mountains is shinning with a pink and orange glow. From my window, I can also see the lights of the city. They are blue, yellow, and red, and they are flicking on and off. It’s a beautiful view! It used to make me sad to watch sunsets, but it doesn’t anymore. I still feel a little homesick when I look at them, but now I know that this view outside my window belongs to this part of my life. Soon I am going to leave Denver, too. And I know that I am going to miss this view and this part of my life, also. So I decide not to be sad about sunsets. Instead, I am going to enjoy their beauty from wherever I am. I am going to try to be happy. I will be home next month during school vacation. At that time, we can share all the happiness and sadness we are feeling. Yours, Linda RS. I forgot to tell you that my plane is going to arrive in the afternoon at the international airport on Tuesday, December 1st. It is due to arrive at exactly four o’clock. How does she feel when watching sunsets She feels______