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Day 11---Lee's cousins

I wrote for the other days but, I wrote them at work last night and that computer would not let me post.  So I have to copy and paste.  Moving on....

So today we had a bar b q with Lee's cousin.  It was their daughters birthday.  One of his siblings.  It is always nice to Lee's cousins.  We don't see them as much as we would like.  But is usually a good time when we do.  Lee has several cousins who live in a walking distance and and several more who live with in just a few miles.  I have a play date planned for one of his cousin's wife and their two kids on Tuesday.  They are the type of people I could call if I really needed something and I know they would help if they could. But it is more then that.  It is about relationships that go back to when Lee was born.  About relationship that will last forever.  It is about my kids being able to see extended family. 

It is late and I didn't word all of this as clearly as I wanted.  

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