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Many years later, Helen Pauley Hopkins, one of the children in the photo was interviewed when she was in her 70s.
“I remember one Christmas where Dad made us a whistle out of a corn cob. He put three feathers on the top of the cob. He’d throw it in the air and it would make a whistle on its way down.
I was two when this picture was taken. We lived one day at a time. We always waited for father to get home from work, so we could sit at the table and eat with him.
I worked as a janitor at Maple Valley school. But I kind of put my life aside to care for family members. I was with both of my parents and my siblings when they died.
I think my mother had to put up with hell to live like this. She was such a wonderful person. Truth be known, she went without to see we had what we needed.
There wasn’t a night when my parents didn’t tell us all how much they loved us. That meant the world to me.”
"I was with both of my parents and my siblings when they died."
You mean no jew doctor injected them with fentanyl and no somalian nurse's aid beat them with a baseball bat and no eggplant gubnor forced them to share rooms with COVID-19 patients in the old peoples' home?
Yeah but no one can AFFORD to do this anymore, and demographics blah blah blah. These kids grew up in what we would call poverty and yet shared a loving home that kept strong bonds between them FOR LIFE>
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[–] Maddmartigan [S] 0 points 48 points 48 points (+48|-0) ago
Many years later, Helen Pauley Hopkins, one of the children in the photo was interviewed when she was in her 70s.
“I remember one Christmas where Dad made us a whistle out of a corn cob. He put three feathers on the top of the cob. He’d throw it in the air and it would make a whistle on its way down.
I was two when this picture was taken. We lived one day at a time. We always waited for father to get home from work, so we could sit at the table and eat with him.
I worked as a janitor at Maple Valley school. But I kind of put my life aside to care for family members. I was with both of my parents and my siblings when they died.
I think my mother had to put up with hell to live like this. She was such a wonderful person. Truth be known, she went without to see we had what we needed.
There wasn’t a night when my parents didn’t tell us all how much they loved us. That meant the world to me.”
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[–] Herbert666Marcuse 1 point 15 points 16 points (+16|-1) ago
You mean no jew doctor injected them with fentanyl and no somalian nurse's aid beat them with a baseball bat and no eggplant gubnor forced them to share rooms with COVID-19 patients in the old peoples' home?
[–] beefartist 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago
Yeah but no one can AFFORD to do this anymore, and demographics blah blah blah. These kids grew up in what we would call poverty and yet shared a loving home that kept strong bonds between them FOR LIFE>
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[–] AnotherGrayman 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
@Puttitout
Dude, clearly this guy is here to get the site destroyed.
Are bans even a thing?
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[–] con77 1 point 3 points 4 points (+4|-1) ago
this is why we'll never be friends ghostskin. during the coming tribulation I may stalk and cull you.