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<blockquote data-quote="Sunlight" data-source="post: 34439" data-attributes="member: 97"><p>barbara, we cannot help but want to have a peacefilled holiday. I sat at the church I have belonged to since 1973. I saw families that I have watched grow up over the years. the parents my age...the kids my kids' ages. their kids were with them, they looked healthy. I imagined them going home to a nice brunch. I know that there are most likely things about these people that I do not know. their heartaches, problems etc.</p><p></p><p>in my mind I just wanted someone to cook for, kids running around, my sons and good wives for my sons. not gonna happen any time soon.</p><p></p><p>I decided instead to be thankful for what I DO have. my home, my health, my sons are alive and my grandson was chewing a tootsie roll as he said "hi Nunny" on the phone. I could go on and on about the small blessings. it makes me appreciate the life I do have and forget the stuff I wished I had.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sunlight, post: 34439, member: 97"] barbara, we cannot help but want to have a peacefilled holiday. I sat at the church I have belonged to since 1973. I saw families that I have watched grow up over the years. the parents my age...the kids my kids' ages. their kids were with them, they looked healthy. I imagined them going home to a nice brunch. I know that there are most likely things about these people that I do not know. their heartaches, problems etc. in my mind I just wanted someone to cook for, kids running around, my sons and good wives for my sons. not gonna happen any time soon. I decided instead to be thankful for what I DO have. my home, my health, my sons are alive and my grandson was chewing a tootsie roll as he said "hi Nunny" on the phone. I could go on and on about the small blessings. it makes me appreciate the life I do have and forget the stuff I wished I had. [/QUOTE]
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