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1. Imbi says:

   Each change in life is another chance.
   Ofcourse they’ll miss you all, but they have time now to grow towards each other (even more).
   It’s the paradox of raising children: you have to lead them towards a life apart from you as a parent.
   I can’t imagine being without the children, but I hope I will have some years that I won’t have to put others first all the time, or at least to have a choice.

   You say: only each other… But they married for a reason, and many people say they enjoyed rediscovering each other without the disturbances a house with children has.

   I wish them a happy time together.

   August 15th, 2006 at 5:33 pm

2. Me, Myself and I says:

   When your parents are around 50s is like you feel like taking care of them. But if you’ve got your sister with them she might be responsible of it. But now, u fee they wont be able to take care of themselves. Hehe funny, I think teh same you think!:) but you know, times have changed and they’ve got more strengh and feel like doing lots of things and will take care f them, ma sure!

   August 16th, 2006 at 12:35 am

3. Gabriela says:

   Oh, I understand they are going to feel a little bit sad, but they will get over it.

   Good luck and thanks for passing by to hope the best to my friend Juanito.

   I really became so happy about him, as he did not have any g/f at all two years ago and also there was this lady that he was so much in love with, but she was not interested in him, and then she left the Company and he became very sad, but later this new lady who is now his g/f showed up in his life.

   So, really Brian & I got so happy about him.

   Okies, bye for now and have a great week Cindy.

   Hugs.

   August 16th, 2006 at 6:01 am

4. Cheri says:

   Hey stranger, how ar eyou? I hope that you have been doing good! That webset you made Logan is still in good use Take it easy! Hugs!!!

   August 17th, 2006 at 11:20 am

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