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What's Truly Important
WARNING:
Profanity
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Sometimes the language fails us.
There are certain words that have no substitute.
As "a picture is worth a thousand words," there are a few select words
that themselves are worth a thousand words, or MORE! |
| Yes, you guessed
it, they are expletives, curse words, profanity, vulgarity...
When I bash my thumb with a hammer,
there are only a select few words that are apropos, and 'Rose' is not one
of them! |
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Truly Important is a simple
story of a husband on his death bed, speaking with his wife of his regrets.
This story, to my mind, is so poignant
and impacting, that it can only be related in the vernacular. |
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Regret
for the things we did can be
tempered by time;
it is regret
for the things we did not do that is inconsolable.
--Sydney
J. Harris
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R.I.P.
Boyd I. Missout
Dec 10, 1937
Loving Husband,
Father
&
"He Never
Missed
a day of Work"
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