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Greg and Susan long for a child. Abused and abandoned five-year-old Gene needs a new family, The match of family to child seems perfect, but the past refuses to let go. Find out what it takes to rebuild a broken family and to heal damaged trust.
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Wow that is one long arse train, who has the time for that haha
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your ride..actually, more than that...Be safe, may God speed you on your way for such a good cause, and may your efforts be joyful and may you come home safely.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ellen! Day 1 was pretty awesome. I hope the weather is as good tomorrow!
DeleteI think that tiny-sock knitter has thrown down the gauntlet, Deb. Time to start knitting something with straight pins and human hair. How small can you go? :)
ReplyDeleteThose inventions are hilarious! Especially the train-sleeping aids.