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by Victor C. Funk (Author)
This Journal of the life and travels of Salisby Dalisby starts on the Plate of Secoram. Salisby is at this time on his third wife after entering his recently built home the new Uninverse. Salisby had a former name of Ozicott that had originally entered the Universe with his dear wife Tupalee that had a new baby daughter in her arms as the family of three sons a baby daughter, the mother Tupalee and father Ozicott had all moved from their happy palace on the Plate of Luxur, to enter their new Universe home. Unknown to Salisby Dalisby he and his family had all been blown apart by a dark Lords group of unknown origin. Salisby has since forgotton his former Ozicott family as a result of some violent damage that had been done to his Light of Happiness body after entering the Universal home. That is another Journal story to be told at a later time. It had taken Salisby about a century of healing before he had been able to move about for the first time in the new Universe. Salisby had gathered with a large group of three hundred other Light of happiness sisters and brothers. This group spent alot of time together as their healing process continued. Salisby had another wife Sutakee Tosabee that had long since fallen in love with Salisby. After aquiring the latest new Sanctiant bodies, both had enjoyed about a decade of relative peace on another newly made plate of many palaces. Salisby had been torn from that place as the result of a violent time anomoly that had encompased Salisby as he was walking home after attending a Sanctiant meeting. Salisby has never seen his dear wife Sutakee since encouterint the strange time rift. Salisby had spent several decade in another time and place of abandoned new homes on a distant plate. After a decade of shear bordom, Salisby finally abandoned his first Sanctiant body for finding a new Sanctiant community that was alive with many families. Salisby had gone through again to new Sanctiant parents and then had his opportunity to grow up with his third wife to be Wilma. This Journal story goes to great detail of what life was like for about fifty years with Salisby's third wife Wilma Dalisby.
