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From: "Mary Putman" <>
Subject: Re: [ML] TITLE is: 319 Passing through
Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 00:10:11 -0700
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I have a plaque on my wall that a dear friend gave me many years ago, but
the author of the piece is not listed. Many of you have probably read the
following verse sometime over the years: "I shall pass through this world
but once. Any good therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show
to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect, for I
shall not pass this way again."

Wherever we are and have been, our lives have touched many other
lives...family, relatives, friends and even those people who our lives have
touched only briefly and whom we won't see again in this lifetime. We all
hope we have left a good impression and a positive attitude with them. Life
is so fleeting...Take care, my friends and stay as well as you can! Mary
P.

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Subject: Re: [ML] TITLE is: 319 Passing through


> Passing through would well explain our 15 years of RVing, many places we
> drove through, or perhaps spent a night we knew we'd most likely never
see again.
> Thank goodness I have a memory that records scenes and holds them for me
to
> drawn on when I want or need to. Along with those fast passed through
places
> are the places we spent quality time at, and although we passed through
> them, we have many memories of people we met, things we saw and things we
were
> involved with and experienced, and although we may never go back, my mind
has
> clearly recorded it all.
> .
>
> When I went to visit this dear lady she said the images in her mind were
so
> clear, she could feel the temperature changes so she knew without being
told
> when they hit irrigation areas. She could smell the sage, rabbit brush,
and
> the fresh cut alfalfa, she said it was if she could see, her senses were
> working overtime. Unfortunately she died shortly after returning home,
some felt
> the trip was too hard on her, I'd rather think she had passed through one
> last time, she could now rest.
>
> As some have said we are just passing through in this life, yup we are,
but
> I think it is up to each one of us to stay positive, think the best
thoughts,
> try to stay on top of our health and make this "passing through" worth
the
> effort. LIfe is short...make the best of it. Just my thoughts
> Hugs Pat
> Arden and Pat Houser, Pahrump, NV
> May God continue to bless America, Proud daughter of a W.W.II POW. Keep
> history alive! God has given us but one chance to make a difference in
this
> world. Let us not forget those who already have.
>
>
>


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