Word High July for 15 July 2016 Word siping

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Today’s word is siping, which means to lay down beside someone.   This reminds me of how great I feel just to have my child-bride Suzanne beside me.  This really means a lot and I would be totally lost without her.

The two of us have been through a lot together.  As a matter of fact, it was twenty-three years ago today that we lost our third child, Dorian Lee.  She was born and died on this day back in 1993.

Our Two Great Sons! We are proud. 

A lot of things have happened since that day.  We now have an empty nest.  Our two boys are off in the military.  The oldest is a Chief Petty Officer in the World’s Most Powerful Navy and our youngest son is in the United States Marine Corps.

It is said that the Marines are a department of the Navy.  To that we add "the MENS Department."  He is one of the select few that made it. We are proud of them both.

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Our two living daughters are in college now.  Where did the time go?  Now, it is the two of us, together holding hands as we walk through life.  I am very grateful to have Suzanne lie down beside me.

Please visit my Child-Bride, Suzanne.

Today, in honor of our angel baby Dorian’s 23^rd birthday in heaven, we will be giving all of our books away free.  Please download and read these books.  We have had to change the way we make money here since I suffered three strokes back in May.   We no longer sell Avon door-to door, but you can still buy it on our website .  You can also help us by purchasing things from our Etsystore.

Special Notice

You can help us by downloading our books free.  Then, read them.  Every quarter, Amazon has a contest to determine which 100 authors in the United States have the most pages read.  If we make it into the top 100, we will share a part in a pool of money Amazon sets aside for the top 100 authors.

Please also give us feedback on our books and leave your honest review at Amazon.  We thank you.

Disclaimer

These words and these photos are from an article by Isabelle Laureta on BuzzFeed titled

“36 Of The Most Beautiful Words In The Philippine Language”. All credit goes to them.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/isabellelaureta/kilig-sa-harana?utm_term=.xcPav3N9z#.wg50mrq4Z


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