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Peaks and Valleys

The last few days have been filled with ups and downs. Just as one friend walked out of my life, I gained a sister. Yes, that's right. Crazy as it is....I have a beautiful younger sister.
Those of you that read my blog may have seen her comment. She found me and reached out. It's very exciting! We are now getting to know one another through emails....and we plan to meet in December when I go home for Christmas.

So, there it is. It is true....when one door closes, another one opens. And dare I say, those that walk away from us often have no idea just how special we are. We are better off without them. But, those that search for us, and want to love us...those are usually the people that God wants in our lives.

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  1. Thanks for the encouragement...three marathons to go (78.6 miles and counting)!

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  2. Roy always makes fun of me for being in love with Michael Buble, so I'm glad I found someone who shares my passion! He said "oh Z, COME ON!" after he read your post about it. I started jumping up and down because he has a new single I didn't know about that I need to go listen to. (He'll be leaving the room shortly lest he barf in my lap while the song's playing.) I told him he has to buy me a ticket to New York so that we can go to his concert whenever he's there. :) Also, we're glad you found your sister. How exciting! Hope all goes well!

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  3. Hahaha. Don't you just love the new single. It's my new anthem. You've already "met yours" but it's still awesome, no? When our Michael Buble comes to Madison Square Garden again...Roy will be on baby duty and you come out here. Woot woot!!

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