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Aug 04, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Hi, Donna!
by: Leena

Of course you can use the story at your church service - that´s an honor!

Pastor and park ranger? Interesting combination! And yet not so surprising :) I think people who spend a lot of time in nature are often very spiritual. I know my favorite place of quieting my mind and reaching within is an old pine forest. I feel always so grateful for the beauty of the world there. I´m sure you understand what I mean.

Give my best wishes to your congregation - I hope they will enjoy the Dandelion story. True happiness comes from appreciating the small things all around us. Sometimes we just need to look at familiar things with new eyes.

Leena :)

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