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	<title>Comments on: Dad</title>
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	<description>beginning of a lifelong fling</description>
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		<title>By: Charity Johnson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Charity Johnson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 21 Sep 2006 00:43:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Steve was one of those guys. He was a guy-not a man but a guy. He was the guy you want to have live next door to you. He was always ready with the laugh, ready with advice, and always ready to help.

"Anytime, anytime at all, day or night, call us-we'll help you out." He told me over a decade ago, and then again a few months ago, knowing how much John travels. Words spoken with energy, sincerity and conviction: spoken so I knew that he meant them.

And now, what about now?
In my mind's eye I can see him standing at the door of Heaven as an Official Greeter. And, time being what it is (weird), in a moment, myself, my spouse and relatives and his friends and relatives will be in front of him. I can almost see him laughing at us, pointing and saying "Ha!! I beat you here!"
The sadness lives with the ones with the memories, not with him.
"Oh. yeah. Steve, you won!"</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Steve was one of those guys. He was a guy-not a man but a guy. He was the guy you want to have live next door to you. He was always ready with the laugh, ready with advice, and always ready to help.</p>
<p>&#8220;Anytime, anytime at all, day or night, call us-we&#8217;ll help you out.&#8221; He told me over a decade ago, and then again a few months ago, knowing how much John travels. Words spoken with energy, sincerity and conviction: spoken so I knew that he meant them.</p>
<p>And now, what about now?<br />
In my mind&#8217;s eye I can see him standing at the door of Heaven as an Official Greeter. And, time being what it is (weird), in a moment, myself, my spouse and relatives and his friends and relatives will be in front of him. I can almost see him laughing at us, pointing and saying &#8220;Ha!! I beat you here!&#8221;<br />
The sadness lives with the ones with the memories, not with him.<br />
&#8220;Oh. yeah. Steve, you won!&#8221;</p>
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