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New Hope

It is that time of the year again. It was this month last year that we made magic.

Our bed is still there. We are there. And it has taken a lot of me convincing myself to not associate luck with a certain bedsheet.

And I wonder if we can repeat the miracle.

Because if we do repeat it, this would be epic. And if we don't, a certain fear will sink in deeper.


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  1. Hoping with you. Maddie x

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  2. I too was thinking about last April. And I was thinking about how it was last year. And I can't help comparing, although I do not want to do that.
    But I am hoping with you. Crossing my fingers. Praying.
    It is a new beginning.

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  3. Keeping you in my thoughts... fingers crossed!

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  4. Stranger things have happened, you know. Good luck. :-)

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  5. May the stars and bedsheets align for another miracle. I know that you have hundreds of friends all over the world pulling for one.

    XOXO

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  6. I am chanting for u....

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  7. Hope is good.
    Thinking of you.
    Wishing for you.
    Love,
    Maddy

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  8. New hope. Lucky bedsheets... wishing you lots and lots of luck xx

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  9. Good luck...bedsheets or not. :)

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  10. good luck, i'll send you all my baby dust since i don;t need it right now...
    *:..:***:..::*:..***
    *:*:..:***:..:***:..

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  11. Anniversaries are so poignant.

    Like Lori said...we are all pulling for you, all hoping for another miracle to grace your life.

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  12. I hope your miracle comes along soon.

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