Gramps loved playing scratch off Lottery Tickets. Looking at photo, this was shortly after Granny died. Emotions sent me to the highest high, I saw the smallest smile. He loved my Granny until the end. Gramps grew up in a time, large parts of the USA where out of work and hungry. Focusing on making money or food for a meal. Gramps mother had sixteen children.
Gramps, you set the bar high, I reach for you everyday to feel your strength.
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Fort McArthur – Became Tactical base-in 1939
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I can feel this one M
Big hugs
Sheldon
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Thank you, my heart overflows with love for my grandparents. The sad, we all must die. They gave me unconditional love, a feeling unknown to me. I believe they would be proud of me.
I look forward to celebrating you improved health.
I feel your hug, I senses the truth in your roads.
You’re a great friend Shelton. Anything I can do for you?
Xx M
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Lovely, M. 💘 💝 I understand that kind of admiration and respect. And mostly, love, for that generation of family. 💗
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Their work to the bone, off to war, Granny was a riveter. I”m blessed to grow up with Gramps family. What I learned first hand not a school. They made sure I didn’t have to work and go hungry. I’ve had a couple bad weeks, makes me want Granny’s potato soup! A cure all. Thanks for your kindness and the true understand how hard it was for our country.
Van, I feel lost, am I releant? Many new folllers, why do they follow me, I don’t know they follow. Am I feeling overwhelmed from pain & drugs? I value your feedback. 🙏
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They follow you because they can relate to your content, with or without Lyme, you speak to so many, M. Hang in there, and take care of yourself. Thinking of you. Hugs. 💗
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Thanks Van
I found inspiration and completing post, hope to post tonight. You’re a great friend Van. 🙏🌎 😎M🇱🇷
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