Doris would have been my husband's aunt, but she was killed in a car accident when she was 12. The car was driven by her brother.
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A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary, man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death."
10 comments:
oh how sad...so sweet...she can fly ...she's an angel..
That is tragic & so sad. I'm sure little Doris is smiling at the sweet way you've fondly remembered her & shared her with people :)
Such a tradgedy to be lost so soon and so young. But yes, I am sure she is looking down and appreciates that she is always remembered in this loving way.
Nina.
This is very cool...
kimberlee
Poor Doris!
Speaking of driving...tell your daughter it is physically impossible to not sing along to 80's music because 80's music is the BEST.
I like your assemblage to honor Doirs, Christie. Very nice. I think it's always such a shock when a young person dies and they are "trapped" in time and we never know what they would have looked like later in life or what they would have become.
On a lighter note, I notice High Desert Diva has lousy taste in music. Please note, "Disco Inferno" is a 70's piece. Tell your daughter there's no need to listen to Charmaine afterall.
xoxo
Disco Diva
Delightful! LOVE IT!
Chris
So sad but you have made a marvellous assemblage in recognition of her. Congrats.
your work is divine-by you putting doris's photo in your work- people are thinking about her- thats so nice.
Nicee blog
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