Wander project the lines we cross…

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1. They do kind of look like leaves!

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2. It is really hard to draw the line sometimes. The Ducklings are so cute!

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3. This is a powerful statement…. “The hardest line to draw is the one we have to draw to protect ourselves.” It is so true Doc. I can personally relate this to a family member. I do not have many left, and have endured many losses. I have lots of fond memories of all of my lost loved ones and miss them each every single day. The ones that have a problem with me for whatever reason, it bothered me for awhile and probably always will but when you know you did nothing wrong and can walk with your head held high, that is what you need to do. Keep moving forward. If they catch up with you, good, if not, acceptance is the route to take.

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   • I agree, Carol. It took me a long time to come to that acceptance. It is not my job to help others move forward unless they ask for help.

4. Thank you for the show of great interesting photos. Sorry for your losses. I know the feeling, but I try to make time for thinking about the good memories, and time to think about the now. It helps

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   • I agree on good memories. There are times, however, when the bad just kind of takes over.

5. I had one of these “moments” no to long ago. I hadn’t seen my childhood friend in many years. I traveled about 500 miles to go the funeral of her mother. Our families had been close for over 25 years growing up together and then we moved.

   At the funeral she told me I had ruined her life because we played in the play house make believe games. Like we pretended to have a restaurant and serve and sold fake food. She said she hated imagining things and it was very unhealthy. And they she said “Oh, I think I am supposed to thank you for coming.”

   I said “no need”, and walked away. That door closed.

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   • I am sorry that happened to you, had to be very frustrating.

6. a great post, nice pictures of animals.

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   • Thanks – felt right to include fenced animals in my discussion of lines.