Friendship
I have a post today out on Vision and Verb on friendship and how it has changed from childhood days to the present. Hope you’ll stop by there and leave your thoughts.
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Loved your post..and this photograph!
On my way to read…
Such an evocative..touching post!!
Loved your honesty and I think many of us can relate to it.