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Ingrid
05:29 PM on December 24, 2009
May you and Sharon have a blessed Christmas filled with love and peace.
God bless both of you.
God bless both of you.
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Marcia J. Roessler
10:47 AM on December 24, 2009
Dear Sal,
Thank you for all your work and sharing with us. I enjoyed your latest poetry i
as I always did but Eight and To My Mother really touched my heart. Your images are so vivid. I could almost see and hear her.
Your poem, Icicles is absolutely beautiful. I will be looking forward to your poetry over the coming years.
Sincerely,
Marcia
Thank you for all your work and sharing with us. I enjoyed your latest poetry i
as I always did but Eight and To My Mother really touched my heart. Your images are so vivid. I could almost see and hear her.
Your poem, Icicles is absolutely beautiful. I will be looking forward to your poetry over the coming years.
Sincerely,
Marcia
I found the poems written for your mom especially touching. May God bless her and keep her well as she enters her 97th year.
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Sal
04:08 PM on December 15, 2009
Sharon, I'm glad you liked my poem, but I must confess I have no Aunt Ophelia. She's just a character who turns up a lot in my poems.
Sharon and I wish you and Bill a Merry and Holy Christmas!
Sharon and I wish you and Bill a Merry and Holy Christmas!
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Sal
03:51 PM on December 15, 2009
Ingrid,
On Sundays I try my best to kneel at church despite the pain, but I figure it's the least sacrifice I can make to a God Who gave me everything, including, first and foremost, salvation.
On Sundays I try my best to kneel at church despite the pain, but I figure it's the least sacrifice I can make to a God Who gave me everything, including, first and foremost, salvation.
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Ingrid Briles
02:24 PM on December 15, 2009
'Long distance runner' sounded as if you wrote about me. Some days I even ask God if He minds if I don't kneel that particular day. I think He understands. When I had to wait tables to feed my children, they worked just fine as I carried 75 pound trays around and little people around at home. Now, at 64, I think the Lord is letting me rest my knees. Beautiufl my friend.
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Sharon O'Banion
08:48 AM on December 15, 2009
Sal I so enjoy your work
! Dislike fruit cake , but I do like the disty Aunt, We all seem to know someone like that. Happy Hoidays, I will pray for your Mom & brother.
! Dislike fruit cake , but I do like the disty Aunt, We all seem to know someone like that. Happy Hoidays, I will pray for your Mom & brother.
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Vickie Warden
11:22 AM on December 12, 2009
Great writings this week..... I think everyone has an Aunt Ophelia in their family. I loved them all.
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Calo Kinyon
10:26 AM on December 12, 2009
Hi Sal, I haven't been here in a while, so busy with work but have been catching up on some of your poems this morning. I always enjoy my time here. God bless you and Sharon, and I will be praying for your request. Love, Calo (Carrie)
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Calo Kinyon
10:24 AM on December 12, 2009
Hi Sal, I haven't been here in a while, so busy with work but have been catching up on some of your poems this morning. I always enjoy my time here. God bless you and Sharon, and I will be praying for your request. Love, Calo (Carrie)
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