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Remembering Our Loved Ones

Tomorrow November 2 is a very special day. People of all walks in life will go in droves to cemeteries to visit the graves of their loved ones. This is a day of remembering and praying for our departed parents, siblings, relatives and friends. This is also a day of reminiscing and reliving the past.

Remembering and honoring the dead is a noble tradition that all living should continue to commemorate without fail. We owe it to the people who loved us, who dearly meant something to us, people who enriched our lives and contributed to who we are today.

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  1. www.mysisterdalesgarden.comNovember 3, 2010 at 6:31 AM

    Remembering loved ones---what a great post. There are so many ways to remember. I remember my sister when I see all the flowers in the garden dedicated to her. Please visit and see the beauty.
    http://www.mysisterdalesgarden.com

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