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HAPPY CARD

Charles made a card for me and said that it was called a happy card. On the front were the words, ‘I love you mommy,’ and on the back there were several empty lines where he said I could write down what was making me sad. Then when I had finished I could give the happy card  back to him and then he’d give me a big hug and all my worries would be gone. J


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Adelaide Dupont said…
This happy card is really helpful, Charles!
28 December 2017 at 21:19
Karen said…
Thank you for leaving a comment and we our glad it has helped. It is Charles mom that writes this post and Iam sorry its been so long since I have written but at times I feel none is looking at the blog. Please feel free to contact me at any time at my hot-mail address kas2959@hotmail.co.uk







3 February 2018 at 03:14
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