Carline Stervil Lazarre

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My loving wife
Loving is a characteristic trait that I can use to describe my wife. Her name is Carline Stervil Lazarre. She is not only my wife, but she is the best friend I could ever have. If carline were not in my life right now, I probably would not be in school or making other important changes in my life. My wife has shown me love in so many different ways. One of them is the way she treats me with love and kindness every day. She says she loves me all the time, and she listens to me. Whenever she comes back from work, she always brings me something that makes me happy. For example, if she sees something in a store she likes she buys it for me. She also shows compassion and care for everyone around her. For example, when I am at work,

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