This story needs no words. Thanks for sharing this with me Rachel.
I'm sharing this with A Childlike Christmas Wednesday.
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Very touching, thankyou
ReplyDeleteI knew this was going to bring tears as soon as the music started. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bonnie! How beautiful!
ReplyDelete~tears~
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Very sweet! Nothing like having a tear or two at 9am :o)
ReplyDeleteSo sweet Bonnie (like you)! Thank you for sharing, and have a wonderful Christmas!
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