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The kids still come over, Ephraim supervises
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it's been several months, long enough when you see each other every day.
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Maybe, goat cheese is good. Grandmother had a goat, learned how to make cheese, it was better then anything you could buy.
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Sometimes the cure is worst then the injury. I'm glad for you, your prayers have been answered. His recovery will take time, but he is on the road to being healthy again.
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Yes and I think you may have done that as well. 😀
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Ephraim is the third, is he the one to fulfill 'the third is the charm', Mom has them paired now Marco and Ephraim must come to that realization.
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Six months have passed. I was happy, and life became routine, running in the morning, breakfast, and then work. Mom and Dad would drive over on weekends for lunch, leaving enough food for dinner. The mower arrived, and Ephraim selected an area for the garden. Every night when I came home, he had to show me what he had plowed or planted. I enjoyed these times with him. I went to the feed store and bought two dozen peeps. Arriving home, I introduced Ephraim to his children. “Ephraim, I b
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I think both homes were built about the same time. a difference in style.
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Right, he was playing with fire.
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LMAO. Yes you don't run with a jockstrap
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Yes, he needs to get a physical, and blood check.
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I think Ephraim parents are C of E. Pastor Burry's church is Protestant. Most likely Methodist as that church was predominate in the West. As for the 'I' I may have missed that
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I agree, it seems Marco is questioning himself
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I'm not sure but I think Mom has adopted Ephraim even if Marco doesn't find him acceptable
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No, it's being backward 😀. There are feelings being developed by both.
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Yep. I am aware of the friendly farm people in Iowa. I'll bet any stranger staying at one of your homes left with his belly fulll as well. Thanks for the pat on the back.
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I poured myself a coffee, “Want one?” He nodded yes, so I poured him a cup. “When I am home, I usually keep a pot of coffee on the stove all the time. Follow me, and I’ll show you the rest of the house.” Smiling, we walked into the living room. He smiled when he saw the fireplace, “I wanted to convert the chandelier into electric, but I wanted to keep the design. There is a similar chandelier in the dining room.” I was walking into the dining room when I said that. “There are four bedr
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Many people act out of pity, pity of self not pity of their fellow man. They need something to bring attention to them selves so they bring the fire to the roast. The need for man to belong to a group is strong and when the only thing you can bring is a loud mouth, that is what they bring. I'm glad your son has had successful operation. I'll join you in praying for a speedy recovery.
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What is confusing for me, these Sunday morning christians (the small c is intentional) can find justification in their book and then blame their action on the god they supposedly worship. Their fires will burn extra hot
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Yes, it's amazing how some parts of the male anatomy has it's own mind.
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No man can ever justify disowning their child.
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We will see if that is true
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Could be right. I think Efraim is a little younger than Marco.
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I think he might be. There is no question she will take to it as a duck takes to water
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Marco knew his mom very well. Want to bet how many times his dad will drive his mom to the house? My guess everyday
