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Old 02-12-2011, 10:11 PM #1
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If you only knew how much I hope you are right ! (yes, that's a sentence fragment, but it makes my point!) Never give up hoping, and put feet on your dreams!
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If you only knew how much I hope you are right ! (yes, that's a sentence fragment, but it makes my point!) Never give up hoping, and put feet on your dreams!
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Peggy,
I don't hope it, but I know it that our minds will adapt and compensate for minor deficiencies. It is the truth that science know so little about the most marvellous God's creation.
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I love the imagery in this phrase. Thanks, Peg.

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