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Another one bites the dust
Two down and one more to go? Fate can either be a friend or a foe.
A neighbor of my parents died of a heart attack earlier in the week. 55 years old. Too young for anyone.
Got word this afternoon that Aunt Mick passed away in her sleep. Dad has/had 7 brothers and sisters. John, dad's brother, (Mick's husband), passed away in the early 1990's. Since then Mick has been quite distant partly due to an old land contract that was never settled prior to Grandma's death.
At anyrate, I have fond memories of Mick and her family. Living on the farm, Mick's children were involved in 4H, and had Ryan and I involved in the "Twin O'Rama" celebration every year in Cassville, WI. She was gentle and kind, and very down to earth. Its sad that she has passed over....
I really feel like I am in the lotto. I've burried them all, except one. I've made that trip to many times-both in procession and alone. They are all burried on that hill-that overlooks the small farming town. Its an honor and a curse. I've carried you all--who will carry me?
Answer:
The flying monkey's.
A neighbor of my parents died of a heart attack earlier in the week. 55 years old. Too young for anyone.
Got word this afternoon that Aunt Mick passed away in her sleep. Dad has/had 7 brothers and sisters. John, dad's brother, (Mick's husband), passed away in the early 1990's. Since then Mick has been quite distant partly due to an old land contract that was never settled prior to Grandma's death.
At anyrate, I have fond memories of Mick and her family. Living on the farm, Mick's children were involved in 4H, and had Ryan and I involved in the "Twin O'Rama" celebration every year in Cassville, WI. She was gentle and kind, and very down to earth. Its sad that she has passed over....
I really feel like I am in the lotto. I've burried them all, except one. I've made that trip to many times-both in procession and alone. They are all burried on that hill-that overlooks the small farming town. Its an honor and a curse. I've carried you all--who will carry me?
Answer:
The flying monkey's.
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