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America's Drug Problem
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Posted by Glenn F. on March 17, 2006 at 06:16:26 from (205.213.111.50):
A while back a gentleman on here posted about America's drug problem when he was a kid...Being drug to church, drug to funerals, drug to family gatherings, drug to community service, etc. In the past my archive searches have been less than successsful. If fomeone has that poem, I'd sure like to have a copy of it. Last night I took my 89 year old dad 40 miles north to see his 87 year old sister(they're both doing well for their age), and my wife and I were discussing what our 11, 13, and 16 year old children should do for the evening. After some brief thought, I thought of Amdrica's drug problem...and they came along. We actually had a good time. I will forever be thankful for my parents and how they raised us. Glenn F.
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