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| pinkroses |
Posted - May 27 2007 : 1:09:29 PM
For some dumb reason I can not reply on the thread I wrote about my farm life experince. The dumb computer thinks it is dirty; I reckon.
I am glad you all enjoyed it.
I agree with all said.
Also agree about where alee wrote about leaving our roots behind.
Roots and our heritage backgrounds of our partents and grand parents
are very important.
I think I appericate things more ; I don't take things for granted
I was brought up to "treat others as you would have them treat you."
I am also learning a great lesson about money.
Long involued story short.
My Mom's brother died this past Nov.
While he had some money.; he wasn't rich,.
My Uncle left some in the family some money. Others he did not.
Including one sister.
They are suing the e-sate.
It is a big huge mess.
In Timothy. where the verse says for money is the root of all evil.
It is truly coming true in our family.
I understand how hurt the ones who didn't get the money.'
Oh well, it is like my Mom says."What goes around comes around". Hugs Sheila -- pinkroses
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| Libbie |
Posted - May 27 2007 : 6:41:29 PM
Oh, Sheila - I just loved reading your farm life story - I could really picture your mama and how hard she must have worked for you - for her children - isn't it incredible the work that women have done on farms and everywhere, actually, to make sure that their little ones were safe and warm and fed. Thank you so much for telling us about your life - I hope that my little ones remember me as wanting and trying my hardest to give them love, safety, warmth and security, too.
XOXO, Libbie
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