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Thursday, August 20, 2009
I stood holding my daugther's hand tears streaming down my face and hers.
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1 comments:
tina--i adore this sweet poignant post. lee ann womack's song is one of my very favorites.
wishing you peace and comfort and lots of dancing as you send your little sweetie off to college.
fondly,
kayce
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