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					<description><![CDATA[this post and your last email remind me of how people used to dress in black for a year.  I had forgotten that fact we learned in school.  It would solve that issue of walking through the time of mourning and having people see a visual sign of your delicate heart.  Then we would all remember to be sensitive to people&#039;s hurt and roller coaster!!
I guess maybe there was a good reason for that tradition.   I am also glad that I didn&#039;t have to wear black for an entire year.  That might have not let me escape from the what if&#039;s and should have&#039;s.  
I will face them (light and dark) with you my precious sister.  Through the joy and the pain!!!!  I am so thankful for you!!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>this post and your last email remind me of how people used to dress in black for a year.  I had forgotten that fact we learned in school.  It would solve that issue of walking through the time of mourning and having people see a visual sign of your delicate heart.  Then we would all remember to be sensitive to people&#8217;s hurt and roller coaster!!<br />
I guess maybe there was a good reason for that tradition.   I am also glad that I didn&#8217;t have to wear black for an entire year.  That might have not let me escape from the what if&#8217;s and should have&#8217;s.<br />
I will face them (light and dark) with you my precious sister.  Through the joy and the pain!!!!  I am so thankful for you!!!</p>
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