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Comment on Letter: “I Will Find You” by Paula Porter
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Comments for The Suburban Times
When my granddaughter was three years old, she and I sometimes played hide and seek.
That the one who loves you so much is hiding in plain sight, waiting, tickled even, to be discovered?
The cute little turtle was ‘hidden’ in plain sight.
Leaving the lake, we did as we often do, we went chasing sunsets, hoping to capture a barn in the scene.
Charlotte, as she often does, photographed me wandering back to the car, almost as if we were playing hide and seek.