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Petrovich · 01-26-2006, 02:03 PM

I`m really loving that! To bring some magic to children, who can`t find it themselves....very good. Not every child gets what deserves, this is sad.
Agree with Jo completely.
"The photograph that ac-companied the article – of a very young boy staring through wire mesh at the camera – is still branded on my memory. In fact, it was so disturbing that when my eyes first fell on it my immediate instinct was to turn the page quickly so as not to have to look at it. However . . . I smoothed the newspaper out again and read the article from beginning to end.
"The photograph that ac-companied the article – of a very young boy staring through wire mesh at the camera – is still branded on my memory. In fact, it was so disturbing that when my eyes first fell on it my immediate instinct was to turn the page quickly so as not to have to look at it. However . . . I smoothed the newspaper out again and read the article from beginning to end." < this is marvelous.

01-26-2006, 02:03 PM	#7 (permalink)
Petrovich Jarvey Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: I don`t remember Posts: 688	I`m really loving that! To bring some magic to children, who can`t find it themselves....very good. Not every child gets what deserves, this is sad. Agree with Jo completely. "The photograph that ac-companied the article – of a very young boy staring through wire mesh at the camera – is still branded on my memory. In fact, it was so disturbing that when my eyes first fell on it my immediate instinct was to turn the page quickly so as not to have to look at it. However . . . I smoothed the newspaper out again and read the article from beginning to end. "The photograph that ac-companied the article – of a very young boy staring through wire mesh at the camera – is still branded on my memory. In fact, it was so disturbing that when my eyes first fell on it my immediate instinct was to turn the page quickly so as not to have to look at it. However . . . I smoothed the newspaper out again and read the article from beginning to end." < this is marvelous.