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I love how you collect so much information in the space of a newsletter.

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Thanks Janisse! I live in the tension of "too much information" versus "sending newsletter too often." From what I can determine, more information works better than too often, according to my readership. In any case, I'm grateful for your support!

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I loved the poem. It felt to me like all of your thoughts came at once and burst onto the page. If they could have been demonstrated as bright colors it would have looked like skittles dancing across the page.

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Thank you Dale! That's exactly what happened! The first draft was written very quickly, and I trusted what skittled across the page. Then, of course, the editing began. The editors at Salvation South was so helpful and encouraging in that process, making the poem much stronger, I think. Hugs to you! <3

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I love your poem Deb! What a glorious way to summarize your life, so much fun and depth. AND thank you for your continuing recommendations! So VERY much appreciated.

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Thank you for your kind words Mary! I so appreciate you recommending my newsletter too! Blessings, Deb

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Deb, loved your poem…your life spilled forth as a parade…so many of your memories crossed paths with mine…

Value all your creative work…🌀🧡🙏

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Thank you so much Maxine! I am grateful my work speaks to you, and indeed, those memories of those very important times sustain us today, I think! Blessings, Deb

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Being a child of the sixties, I could relate to that poem very easily!

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Thank you so much for reading my poem Kris! I think many of us see those decades in similar ways. Blessings, Deb

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