Jus' saying ...
Can anyone else relate?
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Myra
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I can totally relate!
ReplyDeleteKeeping you in prayer.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Oh, yes!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Myra!
ah! Oh yes. smiles. Keeping you in prayer.
ReplyDeleteVery cute cartoon that says so much !
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute cartoon with truth in it!! I can definitely relate!
ReplyDeletebetty
I was just thinking in the past few days all the new buildings that are passed that when we shut down for covert they were not there and now they are and wondering if we are in such a terrible space and nobody has any jobs why are they building all these new things they're popping up everywhere like mushrooms
ReplyDeleteOh boy, did you ever step right into my wife's thoughts. Just a 1/2 mile from our home in Belmont lies the AREA where I met and dated my girl. ALL the mill houses have been moved or destroyed. There is a fancy UPSCALE development there now, Sherry cannot stand it. She lived at 129 Hawthorne street. I wrote many letters to that address. The development is called HAWTHORNE. She dosn't even like to drive through it. :-O
ReplyDeleteGood post, hope all is well
Sherry, jack & JJ in Salem Oregon.
I can!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSure can!!
ReplyDeleteYep, I can relate!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can relate!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can definitely relate! I often wish I'd take more pictures of places that are now gone.
ReplyDeleteJan
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I think I've understood you...if not, I apologize...you are having a heart cath? I've had several, and one massive heart attack, so I know what you're experiencing. (I see your comments on several blogs I follow, including Sandra - Mad Snapper)
ReplyDeleteLove the cartoon...the old saying goes " you can never go home again ". be blessed. Nice to meet you.
We have been praying for both you and Tom. Always. I can truly relate. My parents home, that my father built, is still standing but it is a dump. My folks would be heartbroken. Another sad one was my grandmothers cousin Frances. She lost her only son in WWII and I Have a photo of the two of them in front of their California home, him in his Navy whites. I looked up their address, it is a parking structure. UGH! You take care and I hope all is doing well. HUGS across the miles with much love XO XO
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing OK. Hugs and positive thoughts.
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