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		<title>By: gbaker</title>
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		<description>@desharp so sorry to hear about your wife&#039;s illness, I do hope that she&#039;s on the road to recovery.  I&#039;d agree with your statement about rest, it can certainly help us celebrate the fullness of life that I experience everyday.  We are blessed to life in a place of freedom!  

Thanks again!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>@desharp so sorry to hear about your wife&#8217;s illness, I do hope that she&#8217;s on the road to recovery.  I&#8217;d agree with your statement about rest, it can certainly help us celebrate the fullness of life that I experience everyday.  We are blessed to life in a place of freedom!  </p>
<p>Thanks again!</p>
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		<title>By: desharp</title>
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		<description>Cool pics - sounds like a great time!

Unfortunately for us my wife was terribly sick last week with a upper respritory infection, so we weren&#039;t able to do much.   As a matter of fact we ended up turning down three invitations to events that would have been a lot of fun.  The Fourth is usually a great day/weekend of celebrations. 

Sometimes rest is a good way to celebrate having a full plate of life everyday.  Its a celebration of freedom in its purist form I guess. I have to remind myself of that on weekends such as this past one or I feel that I&#039;m simply being lazy - which is not the case. 

As much as people complain about our country and our leaders it&#039;s interesting that poll after poll shows so few would ever fathom the idea of living elsewhere.

This company we&#039;ve come to know as &quot;Abunga&quot; is an excellent microcosm of what is so great about a free enterprising democracy.   We celebrate our freedom when we show appreciation and support for such businesses. 

Thank you for sharing your blog!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Cool pics &#8211; sounds like a great time!</p>
<p>Unfortunately for us my wife was terribly sick last week with a upper respritory infection, so we weren&#8217;t able to do much.   As a matter of fact we ended up turning down three invitations to events that would have been a lot of fun.  The Fourth is usually a great day/weekend of celebrations. </p>
<p>Sometimes rest is a good way to celebrate having a full plate of life everyday.  Its a celebration of freedom in its purist form I guess. I have to remind myself of that on weekends such as this past one or I feel that I&#8217;m simply being lazy &#8211; which is not the case. </p>
<p>As much as people complain about our country and our leaders it&#8217;s interesting that poll after poll shows so few would ever fathom the idea of living elsewhere.</p>
<p>This company we&#8217;ve come to know as &#8220;Abunga&#8221; is an excellent microcosm of what is so great about a free enterprising democracy.   We celebrate our freedom when we show appreciation and support for such businesses. </p>
<p>Thank you for sharing your blog!</p>
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