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Joyful Fox said…
Beautiful story and very comforting. We know whose hands holds our own.

Thanks for sharing that beautiful story.
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Belinda said…
Someone is praying.
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Anonymous said…
Belinda,

I just loved reading the story, you captured the person's story so well and so descriptive and I thourougly was blessed that message twice.

Lori Lei
8:49 PM
Belinda said…
Dear Lori Lei,
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I read my minutes today and realized it should have been set in the winter though!
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