This was one of Patti's favorite songs, and also one of our favorite songs.
I really lost it when I heard this song today.
Everything in the Middle East Means the Opposite
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Even as Islamic Jihadists are taking over Syria, ethnically cleansing Kurds
and terrorizing Christians, the media is hailing the new “inclusive” regime ...
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The last time I felt this much grief was when my grandparents died, but this is deeper even than that.
I suppose because I have spent more time with Patti than anyone else.
All my emotions are amplified off the charts!
No doubt Patti is laughing as I attempt to analyze such a new experience.
Not trying to make light of the genuine pain but it is sort of comical in a cosmic sense.
Ok, that doesn't really make a lot of sense, I know.
I've come to think it's only times like these that things do make sense. They punch through the veil and we have to pay attention.
Still, it's grief.
Aye. To describe what I'm feeling in two words:
Grateful Grief.
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((Hug))
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We all wish we could be with you, Ben. "Virtual" will have to contain the virtue of our deep sorrow at your loss.
This may sound odd but I can feel you guys hugging me.
Thank you Joan.
I can only echo Joan, and offer more invisible hugs.
Thanks Julie.
At first I read that as indivisible but i reckon that works too.
I'm old enough to remember that song. Beautifully sad.
The Lord is not far from any of us, which means, I think, we can't far from one another.
That is so true, Mushroom.
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