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As I was sorting through pictures this morning I came across pictures of my seven-year-old granddaughter with girls that she met for the first time on a 2 day stay in Prescott. I was drawn to the smiles on their faces and the love in their eyes. They met, accepted each other, and acted as if they had been lifelong friends. Oh, how I had forgotten about the innocence of a child. The color of skin, the size of a body, the structure of a face does not matter. They are ready to accept and love unconditionally until we and society teach them differently. There was nothing but smiles and laughter as they danced, made beaded jewelry, and ate. They made sure that they all were a part of whatever they were participating in. They cared about each other's feelings and made sure that everyone was having fun and was happy. Why is it that we grow to become so obsessed with appearance and behavior of others that we miss seeing the light or the struggles in others? We're so q...
I saw this & was amazed!I like Snoop, too;) go figure...
ReplyDeleteYou know, Tupac always reminded me of Patrick,something there in the eyes...Has anyone else ever said that?
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No, but that's funny since he's one of Patrick's favorites. Someone that Tom knows was at the concert and said it was amazing. I heard Snoop is thinking about taking it on the road. I would love to see it, but of course it won't have the same impact.
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