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Date Posted: 10:09:21 11/04/09 Wed
In reply to:
Ginger
's message, "Neeve" on 19:55:07 11/03/09 Tue
>We were friends, but after taking our friendship
>beyond it's boundaries, it is hard to go backwards.
>I'm not sure how things will go with Jolie and I, she
>is understandably uncomfortable around me, but we
>travel in so many of the same circles since we have
>very similar hobbies, so it's hard not to have some
>sort of relationship with her.
I can understand that. It's admirable for both of you to put the past behind you and at least attempt to have a civil, friendly relationship.
>A cookbook is a good idea! You could sell copies of it
>to raise money for the next year's garden plans. Aww,
>isn't the holiday season wonderful. It's almost that
>time here in Apple Valley as well.
I am truly excited about the holidays this year! It will be my first holiday in a long time without Lawrence around, and I intend on making the best of it. I have been thinking of throwing a small party later this month to celebrate autumn's arrival. Perhaps you'd care to come for a visit and join me?
>There is a custody trial? Who is in the trial besides
>the grandparents? Are they going to be put up for
>adoption? How many children did he have again? What
>are their ages?
Yes, unfortunately there is a trial. Abram never had a will, and his children are all young. Abram's sister Rebecca has also shown interest in taking the children in – in addition to his other family members – and because she's also left the Amish church, she feels that the children would adapt better in her home rather than with their devoutly Amish grandmother and Amish aunts and uncles.
The thing is, the children have never known either their grandparents or their aunt. Abram was Shunned, and his parents had no contact with him (well, that his mother would admit) until after his father passed away. And they may have met their Aunt once or twice in their entire lives!
No matter what happens, I'm sure the children will end up with someone from their family though. Abram adopted all his children, and I'm sure it would break his heart to have them sent back to the orphanage. No, that wouldn't happen. It couldn't! They're such sweet kids, too... Anna Mae, his oldest, is the most mature teenager you'd ever meet. His younger daughter, Nellie, is as sweet as sugar, and his boy, Luke, is a little gentleman. They're just the kindest children! I'm sure everything will work out for them.
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