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Is your family making memories wthout you?
Are you sick of it yet? I am. Every year it’s the same. We see endless “lose weight quick” commercials, are told what to buy to quit smoking while gyms lure us with bargain prices. Magazines, newpapers and the local … Continue reading
Getting goosed in the kitchen
Some families are not very tight. Some are hostile and some don’t even speak. That makes me sad. My family is close. Very close. We’re tighter than an extra small knit shirt on a muffin-top teenage girl. Got the picture? … Continue reading
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Tagged family, fight back festival, life after transplant, Liver, love, love of God, miracle, transplant
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My friend AJ could sell an ice cube to an Eskimo. He’s a people person with an enthusiasm and positive attitude that will not quit. It’s like he has a magnet inside him that makes you want to be around him. … Continue reading
Drinking from the Same Dipper 