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Monday, August 06, 2007
About Me
- Name: DeBerry and Grant
- Location: NYC/NJ, Brooklyn, NY/Central, NJ, United States
We are the author of Tryin' to Sleep in the Bed You Made, Far From the Tree, Better Than I Know Myself,Exposures, Gotta Keep on Tryin'--the sequel to 1997's Tryin' to Sleep in the Bed You Made,What Doesn't Kill You, and Uptown, a Novel. Note: we said "author" not "authors" We have been best friends for more than 25 years and writing/working together for 20 of those years.
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- Showing Your Ass
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- The Lure of Adventure
- B'day Party Pics
- You Never Know What a Day Will Bring
- The Post Birthday Fog Blog
1 Comments:
Virgina, Thank you so much. I got home today beat as usual. A little voice said, "I know you are ready to go upstairs and crawl in bed, but check your email." So I did. And once again you put a smile on my face. I thank you for being just you all these years. And what I love most about you is with all your wonderful accomplishments, you still remain just you, humble, caring and so willing to share you good fortune with others. My mother's 90th surprise birthday party would not have been a success without my family members. I think God for my life and giving me my immediate and extended family. Memories growing up for all of us cousins is so rich. And we are all blessed to have parents that made our childhood one of stability, unconditional love, and hope for the future. This is a treasure no one can take from any of us. Let us not get so wrapped up in the fast track of life that we forget what was done for us. Let us continue our family traditions and celebrate life. So that our children can some day put that smile on our faces that I saw on my mother's face when all my family said, "Surprise" to her at her birthday celebration. That momemt for me was one I just can not find words for. But I will say the last time I saw that look in my mother's eyes was when her grandsom was born. It is so all about family.
Much Love, Lib
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