[day three-hundred and eighty-nine.]

[day three-hundred and eighty-eight.]

and we don’t need strength to be strong.

[day three-hundred and eighty-seven.]

[day three-hundred and eighty-six.]

good morning.

[day three-hundred and eighty-five.]

fifty-five.

happy birthday, dad. i love you.

[day three-hundred and eighty-four.]

family time.

my sister’s 21st celebration with the family.

[day three-hundred and eight-three.]

eat your veggies.

[day three-hundred and eighty-two.]

[day three-hundred and eighty-one.]

happy birthday, dear sister.

[day three-hundred and eighty.]

[day three-hundred and seventy-nine.]

[birds should never be in cages.]

[day three-hundred and seventy-eight.]

i just dont know what it is
to be free
to hold and have somebody lean on me

can blame it on your teachers
you can blame it on the weather
can blame it on how your mother and your father didn’t stick together

someday darlin its got to make sense in your head
can’t make up your mind so you wake up and make your bed

and
i just don’t know what it is
to be free
to hold and have somebody lean on me

one day i felt so good nothing could bring me down
next morning i awoke i was plastered to the ground
whistle your favorite tune when it’s all said and done
if your maker dont approve at least you know you’ve had your fun

and i just dont know what it is
just dont know what it is
to be free
to hold and have somebody
to be free
to go out singing in the rain
to be free
to believe completely in somebody
to be free
to let love win again

[day three hundred and seventy-seven.]

[day three hundred and seventy-six.]

[day three hundred and seventy-five.]

[jthom.]

[day three hundred and seventy-four.]

http://www.goupstate.com/article/20100126/ARTICLES/1261007/1101?p=1&tc=pg

[day three hundred and seventy-three.]

tonight, i wore pigtails. it was a good night.

[day three hundred and seventy-two.]

i miss the owner of this jacket.

[day three hundred and seventy-one.]

[day three hundred and seventy.]

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