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Congratulations to you gorgeous, talented, deeply-feeling young man. Please tell him I'm moved to tears by his words, and his willingness to share them. xoxoxo
Oliver: Your poem is wonderful. It has so much understanding and feeling. I'm so glad to have had the chance to read it and to be able to congratulate you. Good job!
Best,
Bonnie
Congrats, Oliver!
Wow. Congratulations, Oliver.
xoxoxo
How awesome.
love love love!
I took a little blogging break, and came back to this wonderful poem. Congratulations to this young man who knows how to make us feel deeply, how to bring us into his world and live there for a few moments in time. It is a gift.
The apple never falls far from the tree. Never more true than in his case.
Congratulations!
great!! And more power oliver...
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Yay, Oliver! You are awesome.
Congratulations to you , Oliver.
and thank you for allowing us to share this with you
fantastic. Congratulations to Oliver...for so many things
Congratulations to Oliver for his poem! It must be very hard to see how his sister struggles...I am touched by how honest he is....
Congratulations to Oliver for this well-deserved praise and recognition. What a beautiful and heart-felt poem.
you're doing such a wonderful job with your children.
yes. apples and trees. blessings upon you all.
xo
this is my first visit to you blog. i love what you do..
glad to have found this site :)
This is how you know you're doing it right, the hardest thing in the world, parenting, and harder for Sophie's pain. You're raising three extraordinary people who've taken their heritage and their parent's guidance and their own inner courage and are growing. Congratulations Oliver for putting your thoughts into words that tell truth. And congratulations, Elizabeth on your wonderful children.
How fun is this? Kudos, Oliver!!! xx
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