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01-29-2010
Alan Reed
You look and act like 25 to me, beautiful. -Alan
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01-26-2010
Wendi Benally
June, I love this! Thank you for a fun poem to remind me that getting older isn't quite as bad as I sometimes think! 40 will be here before I know it, and 25 seems a lifetime ago in so many ways. Sure there are many things I'd love to get rid of...extra pounds and those awful wrinkles that are beginning to appear on my face, lol....but I wouldn't want to change who I am on the inside thanks to the life lessons I've learned over the years. And having someone accept you just the way you are does wonders, doesn't it?!
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01-26-2010
Frank Fields
Seems as though you've added yet another presentational format to your already formidable variety, and all of them carefully crafted with an expert's ease. We know there is no such. To accomplish such as this work offers, takes a lot of time and thought and trials. For most of us, anyway. ^^ 25 was good for me, but comes the current love, and I'll be just s pleased with the now.
A truly delightful work, June, and one which should be read several times--it offers so very much more immediately apparent.
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01-24-2010
Rodger Moyer
Hi June, I got a kick out of your delightful poem, what a cute ending. I usually think of life in series of 10 years (20's, 30's etc). Thank you for helping me think in a new way. Nice work.
Regards, Rodger
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01-24-2010
Mae Futter Stein
Alright June! Go girl. Who needs tucks and cosmetic medical treatment to look young again, when ones beauty is the person inside. I like you the way you are, ha ha. Nice words and it is so true. To be twenty five again is alright, but I lived it, and don't want to go back. Thanks for the words of good advise...Hugs, Mae
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