next in my hands: Yes My Darling Daughter, Margaret Leroy
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You didn't tell me you read The Road. We could have discussed it! For crying out loud, I guess I will have to read your blog more often. I thought you had stopped it, because you hadn't added to it for a long time so I stopped checking months and months ago.
Dear Abby, Didn't you love that at the end of THE ROAD the boy finally met someone with children he could talk to? It was so bleak but that one thing was at least something to cling to for the boy. Did you see the movie?
Dear Fellow Reader, Yes, the end of The Road was very redemptive for the boy and the journey he and his father had been on. I would like to see the movie, but unfortunately they dont have it in any theaters nearby, so I will have to wait for a dvd release!
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You didn't tell me you read The Road. We could have discussed it!
For crying out loud, I guess I will have to read your blog more often. I thought you had stopped it, because you hadn't added to it for a long time so I stopped checking months and months ago.
Dear Anonymous... who are you? haha
Dear Abby,
Didn't you love that at the end of THE ROAD the boy finally met someone with children he could talk to? It was so bleak but that one thing was at least something to cling to for the boy. Did you see the movie?
Let's just call me a "fellow reader"
Dear Fellow Reader,
Yes, the end of The Road was very redemptive for the boy and the journey he and his father had been on. I would like to see the movie, but unfortunately they dont have it in any theaters nearby, so I will have to wait for a dvd release!
Thanks for reading!
Abby
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