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I could never figure out why old people wanted to go back north when there was still so much fun to be had in Tucson. "Why go? Don...
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Annie and Barbara (b+) I have noticed that as people age, they inspect all their body parts every day. It is a waste of time because it is ...
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The children's song about the little ducks leaving the nest to fly away has always been one of my favorites. Every mother has seen thei...
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Here I am, right back where I started! current stats: single (widowed and living in Oregon), aging...next birthday I will be 84 years old, h...
Sorry for your loss. Of course I never met her, but judging from the photo she seemed to be a bright light in the world.
ReplyDeleteShe was a soft spoken genuinely good person. Her husband absolutely adored her. They were married for 60+ years. I grieve for him too.
DeleteSo sorry for the loss of your dear friend. Very sad news
ReplyDeleteYou know I do feel a real loss. But she died in her sleep which is such a blessing. I am realizing at this stage in my life that those blessing come in many shapes and sizes. Nan deserved to be treated with love and care. Her losses were many.
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