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Wednesday, July 12, 2006
A SON'S TRIBUTE
My husband, Ronald Vance, has written an eloquent tribute to his father, William A. Vance Jr., who passed away yesterday. Please read "Poppa Bear is Gone*" at The West Facing Cave.
What a beautiful tribute to your dad Ron!Some people are so shallow that they don"t see past the need to be the center of everyone"s attention.You are a great role model and hard working just like your dad.We all love you.I may be just a nurse ,but I can speak pretty good english since being in the pressence of such wonderful well educated people like you and Jody... Post all you want on the web page after all it"s your website.Hope your well. alison.
Explorers used to go into unknown territory to see what was there; I am going into the realm of blogs to see what I can add, and, in writing posts about my life here in Northeast Indiana, to see what I can discover about myself and the place I live. Maybe this is not so much a new-fangled blog as it is an old-fashioned pot-bellied stove around which stories and news are exchanged and shared.
Yo, there. Okay, I don't exactly look like my picture here. I have written for some papers in different places and at present I am writing for the Kendallville Mall. You may have read some of my articles; you may not have.
A lot of the time I write for myself, and sometimes I don't do it on paper. Sometimes I write in my mind where the words can soothe or encourage or firmly establish a feeling in my memory place. Would that be my heart? Maybe.
Sometimes I write funny stuff; I think I am at times melancholy. I don't think of myself as a writer or storyteller. I believe I just have a need to attach words to things.
Perhaps it is a way of praying , a need such as that expressed by C.S. Lewis in the movie Shadowlands:"That's not why I pray, Harry. I pray because I can't help myself. I pray because I'm helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the time, waking and sleeping. It doesn't change God. It changes me."
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What a beautiful tribute to your dad Ron!Some people are so shallow that they don"t see past the need to be the center of everyone"s attention.You are a great role model and hard working just like your dad.We all love you.I may be just a nurse ,but I can speak pretty good english since being in the pressence of such wonderful well educated people like you and Jody... Post all you want on the web page after all it"s your website.Hope your well. alison.
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