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Two Kisses for Maddy by Matthew Logelin is available for order at the following locations:
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what i'm doing...
- Kino: syl Johnson makes your world better. (Taken with Kinotopic) t.co/sRxDoeAm 17 hrs ago
- everyone not here is missing out. t.co/OYL7hrvy 18 hrs ago
- an evening with syl johnson. t.co/72rW1CR1 19 hrs ago
- horsey! t.co/DAtfS2qw 1 day ago
- i knew this day would eventually come... t.co/yvg8NXQk 1 day ago
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friends of madeline
- charley and jackson.
- emilia.
- emily.
- j.d. coppa.
- kaibu
- maddie & annie spohr.
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Links
- a different aj.
- a.j.
- art by mark rose.
- brett's take.
- chrissi coppa's blog.
- happy togetherish
- love that max.
- ms. single mama.
- sassafrass.
- STORKED!
- suburban bliss.
- the adventures & misadventures of kelly bergin.
- the los angeles arts scene by laura g.
- widowed village
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socially network with me via other internet web sites.
- flickr
- goodreads
- last.fm
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widows/widowers
- adventures in internet dating.
- andrea remembers.
- believe now.
- cassie's blog
- cracks in concrete – (formerly making tracks).
- crash course widow.
- dan in real time.
- fresh widow.
- jackie's blog.
- james pinnick
- life…as it happened to a different guy.
- moving forward.
- one breath at a time.
- ps i love you.
- rollin' with the rooneys.
- single parent dad.
- split-second single father
- the alchemy of loss.
- the price of love.
- today's widow.
- widow's voice
- widowed village
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soaring spirits loss foundation
Soaring Spirits Loss Foundation provides Internet based programs, an extensive on-line resource library, annual events, and peer-based support for people grieving the loss of someone they love. Visit www.sslf.org to learn more about the programs we offer.
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about
first, a warning
my blog deals with adult themes like, sadness, loss and death.
some of my blog entries actually contain bad words.
sometimes lots of bad words.
if you don’t like bad words, please turn away.
seriously.
if you don’t like bad words and you still feel compelled to read, well, please don’t complain on your message board or blog (i can see these things and i don’t really care to read that you don’t like that i swear so much).
i’m not going to censor my writing.
you can censor your reading though.
click here instead.
that said, if you can look past a “shit” here and a “fuck” there, you may actually want to check this blog out.
despite my circumstances, there are plenty of uplifting moments.
oh…and for a nice little article about bad words and censorship, try reading this.
if you haven’t been here before
you may want to start here…
what happened?
and here…
birth.