A day early….BUT…..

  Posted on October 12, 2011 By

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I’m guessing on the number of candles 🙂 but this is a shout out to my very dear friend who no longer lives close to us!!  Linz….you are amazing and I miss you a ton!!!
L-Lovely, in every sense of the word!
I-Incredibly sensitive to others
N-Nice & Organized (need I say anything about tupperware???)
Z-Zaney and full of life!
Y-Yearning for Knowledge (always from the right sources)

I hope all is going well in your neck of the woods!!  Kiss and hug all those boys for me!!  Love you!

 

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One Comment on “A day early….BUT…..”

  1. you are too kind!!! thanks my dear friend! i bet i miss you more! lots of love coming through this comment… 🙂

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Mother of nine. Busy as a bee. Loving life, living, learning, enjoying the process. Each day is a new adventure which provides growth and development for all (our family motto)! So my time is spent helping my family accept and adjust to the new things they get to experience in mortality. Never a dull moment!

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Elder Quentin L. Cook,The Songs They Could Not Sing, Oct 2011,

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