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Thought you would like th entire poem – Today is that tomorrow you feared so yesterday..
I found this in an old scrap book – no author Titled “Worry” – but a book collected by Kathryn MacLeod – is 1924.
Today is that tomorrow, you feared so yesterday
And it cares you tried to borrow, you find have slipped away.
Remember how you fretted, At things that might befall ?
And what was it you netted? You aged yourself – that’s all.
We have enough of trouble, from which we cannot flee,
So let’s not make it double, thru cares we think we see.
Let’s not in fear be sinking – be brave and don’t be glum,
But sweeten life by thinking, of cares that will not come.
delnski6@mtco.com
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Thank you, Mr. Delinski.
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enjoyed your article on easter island and your photography.very interesting. thanks
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Thank you, Mr. Comeau.
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Hello,
The photo on this post of Tony and Michelle is fabulous: https://lochgarry.wordpress.com/2011/08/28/24-tony-and-michelle/
Are you the owner of that photo?
Thanks,
Ashley
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Unfortunately, I forgot to include the web site where I found this picture back in 2011. I just finished searching Google. It appears the web site is no longer available. It is a great photo.
gdw
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I just wanted to let you know that Pasties are not Finnish. There are no pasties in Finland. The Cornish miners brought the pasty from the UK when they came to work in the mines in different areas of North America. Many people in the U.P. are misinformed and believe the pasty is Finnish in origin because of the amount of Finnish people. The more you know. 🙂
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Thanks for the historical details.
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