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everyone is okay in our household but there has been a very sad development with a neighbour. please hop on over to Charles' blog for details.

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  1. How sad Tess, I feel awful for her and her family. I’ll keep her in my prayers and remain hopeful in spite of what may seem insurmountabe. (hugs)

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  2. In fact, with what is going on, I’d like to take this moment to point out to you that “everyone is okay in our household” is *not* at all accurate.
    I hope Editha finds peace, and that her loved ones are comforted by the loving legacy she has lived with each of you.
    xoxo

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  3. I love you Tess. I am sorry that so many people have lost this woman as part of their lives. I hope there is some comfort knowing she is with our Father now. C

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  4. Hello Tess
    How awful and so very sad!! I am SO SORRY you are all (Caldwells, Edith’s family, employer and friends) are living this nightmare! Indeed, only God is able to bring you all confort at this point!! The beautiful side of the story is to have all these warm memories you have of her doings. God bless 122 and the family back in the Philippines,
    Hugs, Odila

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  1. How sad Tess, I feel awful for her and her family. I’ll keep her in my prayers and remain hopeful in spite of what may seem insurmountabe. (hugs)

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  2. In fact, with what is going on, I’d like to take this moment to point out to you that “everyone is okay in our household” is *not* at all accurate.
    I hope Editha finds peace, and that her loved ones are comforted by the loving legacy she has lived with each of you.
    xoxo

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  3. I love you Tess. I am sorry that so many people have lost this woman as part of their lives. I hope there is some comfort knowing she is with our Father now. C

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  4. Hello Tess
    How awful and so very sad!! I am SO SORRY you are all (Caldwells, Edith’s family, employer and friends) are living this nightmare! Indeed, only God is able to bring you all confort at this point!! The beautiful side of the story is to have all these warm memories you have of her doings. God bless 122 and the family back in the Philippines,
    Hugs, Odila

    Reply

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Are sandwich letters a bad thing? You know sandwich letters, you’ve received one before, everyone has. They’re an impersonal form of rejection. Think back to

More precious than silver

Love comes in many forms. It isn’t my dad’s birthday, and it certainly isn’t Father’s Day, but today I want to dedicate my blog to

ohhh…THAT blue dress girl

monica lewinsky was on the cover of a magazine the other day. she is a person i have a great deal of sympathy for. bill

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