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Such a beautiful song. I love the honesty in the line, “There were times we were friends but times I was so cruel”
Congrats Margaret and all the sisters!
Welcome, sister Gayla, welcome. Yes, an astonishing song, really; I am frequently struck by Antony and what he has to say (sing). I am glad to have you here, perhaps the first gardening sister to arrive. Seems fitting–since you are a known trailblazer.
Very touching — I still have tears in my eyes but smilling.