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Your article got me thinking......
I decided that six words to sum up your life will certainly help with the cost of an obituary!!
Anyway, here are a couple I came up with.
I WILL NEVER HAVE ENOUGH GRANDCHILDREN.
I DON'T MIND BEING A CHOCOHOLIC.
Anyway, thanks for a few moments of perspective.
Marilynn Ricks-Bair, Sandy, Utah
I guess my life boils down to:
"I'll be there in a minute."
Carolyn Herlin, Denver, CO
How about one I probably will never learn.....Think before you open your mouth!!!
(maybe subconsciously I'm hoping my wife will learn that one.) Oh, geez, there I go again.
I haven't thought of Asterix in years! Thanks for the laugh.
mucking through controlled chaos with hope
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