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How Fast The Years Blow By
By Penni Lynn Smith (Weston)
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Another year comes.

Another year in heaven to celebrate birthday 45. I wonder what that is like. Are you with old buddies who died young also? I really have no idea. Just know we miss you, Bobby. On Friday, we got to visit with your mom and dad, and the neice you never got to meet, Kaycee, and the great neice just born this last March, Avah Sue. They're really cute girls. Grandmother and I wish we could come out to the cemetery to visit your grave today, but since Grandmother is in a wheelchair, it makes it very hard. She's been too sick to go anywhere. Nevertheless, we always wish you a happy birthday and know we miss you. Love you always, Auntie and Grandmother.

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