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@DHPLover 💗🤗

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@DHPLover I know. Xox

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@DHPLover So sorry to hear this... xo

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@DHPLover I'm so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you.

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@rosiejones665

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@DHPLover He almost looks like a goat crossed with a deer!

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@DHPLover Not how I make mine!

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@DHPLover @rosiejones665 Hugs

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@DHPLover Just seeing this now as I've been working since early Friday AM. I'm sending you lots of love and hugs.

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@DHPLover Oh, that's hard. I'm here of you need anything. Xo.

[CTV News @CTVNews]

‘Left to their own devices’: Why math scores have declined in Canada and what can be done https://t.co/gMR4wtZdAq

[The Royal Canadian Legion @RoyalCdnLegion]

More than 40,000 Canadian Armed Forces members served during Canada’s mission in Afghanistan. 158 never came home, and many others returned carrying physical and psychological wounds that continue long after service ends.

Today, and everyday, we Remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, we honour the courage of all who served, and we stand with the Veterans and families who live every day with the lasting impacts of that mission.

As an organization committed to supporting Veterans of all eras, our focus remains on Remembrance, respect, and support — for the fallen, for those who served and returned, and for their loved ones.

To learn more about Canada’s longest war and the people who served, we invite you to explore this interactive story from Legion Magazine: https://t.co/GKpkAyGpF5

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@DHPLover They're so fuzzy!

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