Grandma Ruthie Monologue

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ear Grandma Ruthie,

I have known you all my life and throughout it you have shown me nothing but love and kindness. You accept me for who I am and believe that I can do anything when others don’t. You’ve been here when I needed you and even though we’re not biologically related you are my grandmother. You filled a void for me and my family that my biological grandparents could not. You have no idea of how much you inspire me everyday. Grandma Ruthie you have taught me something very important. Something most people don’t learn until later in life. That main important thing is to show others love and respect. You showed me that love and acceptance is much more powerful than hate and rejection. You have inspire me to show just a little

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