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| It is hard to believe that a year has past so quickly. While we all gather with friends and family let us pause to remember our service men and women who are risking their lives to preserve traditions just like this. Let us also be thankful that we have great wealth in this country compared to some others. Yes, we have so much to be thankful for. For my dear cousin who is recovering from major surgery, God be with you. To my dear friend, Paulette, who left us this week way too soon, rest in peace dear friend. To all those who have made my life so much better than it might have been, Thank You, you know who you are. |
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Happy Thanksgiving
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Happy Thanksgiving, dear friend!
There's always so much to be grateful for, even in de hardest times. I keep counting my blessings. Your friendship is one of them; thank you so much.
Sending blessings and love,
Jeanneke.
The multiple layers of our lives tend to muddle our vision at times. This is the American holiday that I cherish. From childhood until present day I think of the goodness and kindness of those around me. This year, in particular, the American freedoms are foremost on my mind. Thank you and best wishes dear friend.
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