The end makes more sense when some more information is shared. The shoe and paint store as well as another one in town are thinking about closing, seems as well that no youth want to take over any of the family business. It's dying, a really old. but very lively way of life is dying, fading.
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Feb 8, 2018
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wonderful insight into a little community, a kind of microcosm of the world.
Every other week my wife and I return to our home town. To give care to her 96 year old father. The town is going downhill fast. I read and hear how badly they need another grocery store. The truth hurts. They had like 6 stores, but everyone went to Wal-Mart to buy their groceries. Now they cry about it. Like the other stores should have set there with no customers and stayed open. People are their own worst enemy sometimes.
Feb 8, 2018
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Dang... your town is so happy you're there I'm sure.. Just to stop by, offer some of your love and lovingly give out tiger tales, I'm sure you brighten all their days each return!
Way cool of you, gal!!
If only those that still recall the loving side of them could take some precious time as such it would dramatically help so many people were it to spread abroad and even the ones giving their time, because they would see what actually matters in life, SUCH LOVE.
Way cool of you, gal.. ",
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