WRONG EMAIL ADDRESS

After being nearly snowbound for two weeks last winter, a Seattle man
left for his holiday in Miami Beach, where he was to meet
his wife the next day at the end of her business trip to Minneapolis.

They were looking forward to nice weather and a good time together.
Unfortunately, there was some sort of mix up at the boarding
gate, and the man was told he would have to wait for a later flight. He
tried to appeal to a supervisor but was told the airline was not
responsible for the problem and it would do no good to complain.
When he arrived at the hotel the next day, he discovered that Miami Beach was
having a heat wave, and its weather was almost as uncomfortably
hot as Seattle's was cold. The desk clerk gave him a message that his
wife would arrive as planned.

He could hardly wait to get to the pool area to cool off, and quickly sent
his wife an e-mail, but in his haste, he made an error in the e-mail address.
His message therefore arrived at the home of an elderly preacher's wife whose even older husband had died only the day before.
When the grieving widow opened her e-mail, she took one look at the
monitor, let out an anguished scream, and fell to the floor dead.
Her family rushed to her room where they saw this message on the screen:

Dearest wife, Departed yesterday as you know. Just now got checked in.
Some confusion at the gate. Appeal was denied. Received confirmation of your arrival tomorrow. Your loving husband.
P.S.: Things are not as we thought. You're going to be surprised at how hot it is down here.