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malaise

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3. But your son also spoke the truth

Reply to WmChris (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 1, 2025, 09:24 PM

Jun 1

Recently I asked a friend who thinks he’s here forever if any of his parents, aunts or uncles were still alive - he’s in his late 70s. He went silent - a rare moment 😀

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Wow, awesome wendyb-NC Jun 1 #1

It was fabulous malaise Jun 1 #4

My son WmChris Jun 1 #2

But your son also spoke the truth malaise Jun 1 #3

For sure WmChris Jun 2 #12

He was way more gracious malaise Jun 2 #13

Love it. My kind of celebration of life. Laughing is always better than crying. surfered Jun 1 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author surfered Jun 1 #6

Thank you malaise. You had me laughing. debm55 Jun 1 #7

well it is a sad story but.... Skittles Jun 1 #8

The truth can hurt malaise Jun 2 #10

A friend passed a couple of years ago He was an unabashed liberal and Democratic Party activist... surfered Jun 1 #9

Fabulous malaise Jun 2 #11

I think that was his point. It helps to laugh🙏 surfered Jun 2 #14