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See Forever and Then Some

Hello friends,

I thoroughly enjoyed today's warm weather in NYC.

Brunch at the Meat Packing District, then The High Line then One World Observatory. Awesome Sunday excursion with family and friends.







I hope you are all enjoying your summer. If you haven't had a chance just yet, you have about five weeks left!


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  1. UnknownNovember 1, 2017 at 3:46 AM

    Seeing forever, dear?
    Lemme tella youse summore
    bout d'New Joisey accent, kapiche?
    If you can read-between-the-lines,
    which I think you can given the fact
    you're sooo gorgeous N wise,
    seeing forever isnt always possible
    in the state which has the D-party:
    Abortion on Demand/homosexuality
    abounds in NYC.
    Lemme show you how to wiseabove...

    Earthling babe...
    Q: what's the MOST important objective
    N our lifelong demise determined by us?
    A: achieving Seventh-Heaven: in the
    Great Beyond, e.very.thang is possible.

    When our eternal soul leaves our body at death
    and we riseabove to meet our Maker,
    only four, last things remain:
    death, judgement, Heaven or Hell
    according to the deeds WEE mortals
    have done in our Finite Existence.
    Find-out what RCIA means and join.

    PS° I'm a re-boot NDE:
    if you're RIGHT,
    you'll see the LIGHT -
    follow that to the Elysian Fields.
    Let's be tethered2forever Upstairs.

    Make Your Choice -SAW

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