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Posted by John A. on July 06, 2005 at 11:50:08 from (65.161.172.197):
In Reply to: Thanks Very Much posted by john in la on July 06, 2005 at 00:00:56:
John, Find A Way To See Them! ! ! Yes there will be a day when they will be gone and you would drive 5000 miles to seethem to hear their voise. You have to eat sometime, So do they! Supper... one evenining! Pick them up and go to church and Sunday lunch. Pick them up on Friday and keep them for the weekend, Your kids want to see Grand M & Grand Pa too. Family reunions, picknicks, SixFlags, Seaworld. You get the picture. At least pick up the phone and check up on them. Yes I am so very glad She doesn't have Cancer. We Know that our older paarents need more time to heal up than when they were younger. OBTW.....YOU STILL HAVE BOTH OF YOURS,--Parents I only have my Mom and still miss my Dad and need questions answered only by him! I Hope you don't take offense to my pointed remark above it is done only in a friendly, loving reminder to you to not take them for granted Later, John A.
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