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Annette T.
Kissimmee,
FL
03 Apr 2021
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Gwendolyn C.
Athens,
GA
23 Mar 2021
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Usha T.
Orlando,
FL
02 Feb 2021
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You don't know what it's like to
not be working in the Arts. I remember the epiphany of my life when I knew that if I didn't create I would die not literally but my dreams would die. Ever since that day I have always lived...
Edna B.
Sanford,
FL
01 Jan 2021
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A day's work is
knowing you have influenced someone's life in a positive way. Its the best answer to one's purpose in life.
Edna B.
Sanford,
FL
01 Jan 2021
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For my people
I want to bring them to a place where faith dwells, raised hands, feet stomp and voices shout in praise with gratitude and hope lives.
Edna B.
Sanford,
FL
01 Jan 2021
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I was raised to believe
in God. I was raised to believe in righteousness. I was raised to believe in monogamy. I was raised to believe in reverence for life. I was raised to believe things are binary: right or wrong.
As I raised...
Anonymous
Lake Mary,
FL
29 Dec 2020
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Carla W.
Saint Johns,
MI
28 Dec 2020
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Cindy S.
Winter Garden,
FL
15 Dec 2020
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The people I relate to are
usually older than myself at age 68. All of my closest friends (of which there are only a few) are older than myself. I appreciate those who remember and appreciate the events and deeds that have brought us to where...
Dan P.
Clermont,
FL
08 Dec 2020
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My parent(s) wanted me to
be something other than a blue collar worker although every root in my family tree is blue collar. I never felt like I was destined to be anything other than a blue collar worker. During and after high school I worked...
Dan P.
Clermont,
FL
08 Dec 2020
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Olamide O.
Orlando,
FL
07 Dec 2020
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