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That sounds nice but if we continue to make programs for M.O.P., I would
like to use the short ones. Hey what do you think of this one, I even thought we could give what ever ones you won't use for the church's programs on Sunday. < HOW DO YOU LIVE YOUR DASH? < < I read of a man who stood to speak < At the funeral of a friend. < He referred to the dates on her tombstone < From the beginning...to the end. < He noted that first came her date of birth < And spoke the following date with tears, < But he said what mattered most of all < Was the dash between those years. (l900-l970) < < For that dash represents all the time < That she spent alive on earth... < And now only those who loved her < Know what that little line is worth. < For it matters not, how much we own; < The cars...the house...the cash, < What matters is how we live and love < And how we spend our dash. < < So think about this long and hard... < Are there things you'd like to change? < For you never know how much time is left, < That can still be rearranged. < If we could just slow down enough < To consider what's true and real, < And always try to understand < The way other people feel. < < And be less quick to anger, < And show appreciation more < And love the people in our lives < Like we've never loved before. < If we treat each other with respect, < And more often wear a smile... < Remembering that this special dash < Might only last a little while. < < So, when your eulogy's being read < With your life's actions to rehash... < Would you be proud of the things they say < About how you spent your dash? < < < Makes a lot of Sense. < Top
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