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Katgirl

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  1. Because the Pope wears a funny hat why do we drive on a parkway and park on a driveway?
  2. Elected leader doesn’t embrace reality reels
  3. Your dirty diaper
  4. Katgirl replied to Katgirl's topic in Games
    Anne
  5. Katgirl replied to Tink's topic in Games
    Hummus
  6. Katgirl replied to beazel's topic in Games
    Nuns are strict
  7. 2. Put it on egg roll
  8. Unwanted nuns sacked!
  9. Katgirl replied to bakon's topic in Games
    -8
  10. Katgirl replied to bakon's topic in Games
    -9
  11. Katgirl replied to Tink's topic in Games
    Kielbasa
  12. Katgirl replied to beazel's topic in Games
    Hydrangeas smell great!
  13. The humid South
  14. Katgirl replied to Katgirl's topic in Games
    Ava
  15. One sizable grapefruit!
  16. Get a red truck, Henry! place
  17. Katgirl replied to beazel's topic in Games
    Lips like roses
  18. Yes, I am happy for him, and so very proud that he made sure Nana and Pappap always knew how very important they were to him. Jon is super intelligent. I’ve never met anyone who matches him intellectually. Shirley and Bob were uneducated, unsophisticated, simple people who simply exuded love and kindness. They had 5 children of their own, and a ton of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Jon and I were so blessed to have been considered part of their family.
  19. Rain is an event in California. We may get some tomorrow! Yay! 😊
  20. When I was a young single Mom, in my early twenties, my sister’s mother-in-law, Shirley, took a special interest in me, and my infant son, Jonathan. She cared for both of us, and was instrumental in teaching me how to be a Mom. My own mother was hardly involved in our lives. Shirley didn’t always approve of my lifestyle, or the guys I dated, and she wasn’t afraid to let me know that. Above all, she loved my Jon, as if he were her own grandson. We have never lost touch, and Jon has made sure to visit her regularly, over the years. I last saw her two years ago. I just learned that she passed away 2 days ago. She was 86. Coincidentally, her husband, Bob, who was 90, had just passed away 2 weeks prior.. Jon last saw Shirley the day before she died. He called her Nana, and her husband was his Pappap. Bob was waiting to be laid to rest on the 25th, at a military cemetery, so now they can be lburied together, and at the same time. I am not surprised that they died so close together, because they shared a very special love. It’s hard to put into words who they were, but I will try to summarize. Did you ever cross paths with someone who was always kind and generous, but not afraid to speak their mind? Did you know someone you could always rely on, no matter what? How about someone, for whom family was everything, holidays and traditions of the upmost importance? That was Shirley and Bob. They were the salt of the earth, and this world was certainly a better place, with them in it. My heart is broken. May this beautiful couple rest In Heavenly Peace, ❤️
  21. Katgirl replied to beazel's topic in Games
    Where is that?
  22. Stood on top
  23. Fire is zealously enveloping store calls
  24. Under green hedge
  25. Katgirl replied to beazel's topic in Games
    How are you?

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