Eulogy For Father

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Thor just talked to me for like 30 minutes about jesus. i hate easter time because thing happens like every few hours. anyways, i thought id write you something cute to wake up to. So today was scary for you, you had to go to church with my cult loving family. While we were there i got to thinking how crazy devoted you are to me, how you’ll sit through this crazed crowd just because its important to my family, not me specifically, but my family. You are the best thing to happen to me. I say that often because its a title that isn’t easy to claim. You are my sunshine, you’re my rock, you’re my rainbow after rain, you’re my cool breeze on a hot day, you’re my biggest fan, you’re my support, you’re my cheerleader, you’re my best friend, you’re

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