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From the Lighter Side...Sir Plus of Arms or Sir Arm of Dillow?

August 14, 2018

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Dear Mom...

Dear Mom: Boy I'm really an old salt boy now. Had some really rough weather a few days and quite a few got sick. Somehow I've missed getting sick. Lucky me! Rather enjoyed it... They tell us we can say where we think we're going so I say I think will be in England in a very few days. Sure will be good to get something solid under my feet and start eating 3 meals a day again... Love and Kisses, ...

What I Want

I want to eat I want to sleep I want leathery soles and Curly hair on my feet The trekking is done The weather is narly There's no Longbottom Leaf Or fields of barley The road it winds Ever so slowly Friends are afar Makes one feel a bit lowly But the sun it will shine And the breeze will be fair When we gather again Pipes swirling the air I'm sure to be there... Oh I'm sure to be there! (All photos property of Betty Parquette)

Prayer to the Sacred Heart

We adore You, O Sacred Heart Which ached in the garden for Your Bride. Willing Your Sacred Feet To take you into the marriage chamber. We adore You, O Sacred Heart Moved to willingly walk to Your Passion, Those Sacred Feet That did not shake off Her dust. We adore You, O Sacred Heart Receiving the blows from an unwitting bride, Those Sacred Feet Standing firm in Eternal Love. We adore You, O Sacred Heart And Your feet which did not run, When the thorns pierced, Your Heart steadfast in passionate Love. We adore You, O Sacred Heart Which moved those Sacred Feet on the path Each sacred step Moving forward for love of the Bride. We adore You, O Sacred Heart Risen upon the Tree, Your Sacred Feet willingly bound By the marital bed of our making. We adore You, O Sacred Heart Gushing forth a font of Mercy Consummating Your marriage to us Your bride, washed clean. O most Sacred Heart, We adore Your precious Feet...

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From the Lighter Side...Sir Plus of Arms or Sir Arm of Dillow?

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