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     Johnny writes to his girlfriend to see how she is coping following the weeks since her little sister's death.

Weds., October 25, 2006, 4:56 p.m., C.D.T., Nashville, Tennessee~


Dear Rebekkah Rachel~


I want to let you know that I haven't forgotten about you or your family. I am still praying for you to get past this sad time in your life. I am sorry it happened, but the most important thing to know is this: Daniella is safe in the Arms of Jesus, and nobody will ever harm her ever again. I know you believe in salvation, and o, what a happy day when y'all get to Heaven and see Daniella again (as well as Jesus)! I am looking forward to the Rapture myself. I have a grandma, a small cousin, two brothers and sisters, and an aunt, uncle, and nieces to visit! They are with Jesus, too, and it comforts me to know that they are not only safe, but happy. :)


How is your mama? How is Maddie, and how is the rest of the family? Please tell them hello, and tell them that y'all are in my prayers however long it takes!


The weather here is clouding up; we are due to have rain tonight and mot of the day tomorrow. ICK. I hate rain; it always chills me to the bone, and once I get cold, I can't get warm to save my life!


I hope the weather there is better. I know it is going to rain because my knees and hips are hurting. Great. I hope I am not getting arthritis; that'd be the last thing I need on my medical repertoire! :(


Maybe it's because I sit in my chair so much, or maybe it's 'cause I am getting old. LOL I am approaching the age of fourteen, you know. I have already outlived doctor's predictions by a whopping nine years, and I pray it continues! I pray that either a cure for MD is found within the next few years or that God gives me mercy and will allow me to live! I don't like to think of dying, and even if I do, I'll see Jesus; but I am not ready yet! I have way too much to do, too much to see!


Are you moved to your new home yet? I hope so; I hope you like your new area. Are the people nice? I hope for your sake (and mine) that they are!


Well, I am going to be leaving for church services by six thirty, and it is after five now. I have to eat something and get ready. Take care, dear Rebekkah, and please know that I care deeply for you and love you with all my heart and soul! God bless you and be with you during this difficult time in your life!


(((HUGS))) and much love, your boyfriend, Johnny. :)

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Reviewed by Daring Sunshine 10/26/2006
Excellent letter to show truth in pain! Good letter as always,
Love,
Sharon
Reviewed by H. Lena Jones 10/25/2006
I like how your characters care for their friends and family. Nice letter, as usual, Karen.

God Bless
LOL
Lena
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 10/25/2006
Karen,

Well done! An excellent letter penned from Johnny to Rebekkah Rachel.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 10/25/2006
A great write here Karen
God Bless
Michelle~

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