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j uff life can feet at every aye, tfe beauty
and dignity, tfe great vafue of fife. Youth's
springtime may pass, but tfe summer, tfe
autumn, and even tfe winter of fuman
existence offer their own high chatfenges,
their own speciaf joys. One who sees immortality
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by Davis Hannah
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National Republican Congressional Committee
Washington, DC
1988

Whatever you do
Wf?ep your birthday is l?ere,
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As you are all year!
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ien memories are the happiest
And wishes are the best
And Mother is reminded
She deserves a day of rest...
A day when loved ones
search their hearts
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To tell the special things they feel
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A day that grows more meaningful
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Because of special mothers
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Because it means <so much to have
A sister-in-law so dear.
Because you do the nicest things
For others through the year.
This brings the warmest wishes
And loving thoughts to you-
Mayyou have a happy birthday
And a happy all year, too!
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The "Praying Hands" are much, much more than just a work of art,
They are the "soul's creation" of a deeply thankful heart-
They are a Priceless Masterpiece that love alone could paint,
And they reveal the Selflessness of an unheralded saint-
These hands so scarred and toilworn, tell the story of a man
Who sacrificed his talent in accordance with God's Plan-
For in God's Plan are many things man cannot understand,
But we must trust God's judgment and he guided hy His Hand-
Sometimes He asks us to give up our dreams of happiness,
Sometimes we must forego our hopes of fortune and success -
Not all of us can triumph or rise to heights of fame,
And many times What should he Ours, goes to Another Name-
But he who makes a sacrifice, so another may succeed,
Is indeed a true disciple of our hlessed Saviour's creed—
For when we "give ourselves away" in sacrifice and love,
We are "laying up rich treasures" in God's kingdom up ahove-
And hidden in gnarled, toilworn hands is the truest Art Of Living,
Achieved alone hy those who've learned the "Victory of Giving'—
For any sacrifice on earth, made in the dear Lord's name,
Assures the Giver of a Place in Heaven's Hall Of F ame —
And who can say with certainty Where The Greatest Talent Lies,
Or Who Will Be The Greatest In Our Heavenly Father's Eyes!
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Black-capped Chickadees (Parus atricapillus) and Tufted Titmice (Parus bicolor)
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United States. Both species are extremely active and energetic, chasing insects
or visiting feeding stations with equal enthusiasm. Their fascinating acrobatics,
bubbling songs and gentle natures make them welcome, year-round guests.
American Holly is found in moist woods throughout most of the eastern United
States. Its prickly evergreen leaves and bright red berries mean Christmas
decorations to most people —and food to many songbirds!
This card is sent to you as an artful reminder of the beauty of nature, our need
to promote an appreciation of wildlife, and to encourage a greater interest in
the conservation and wise use of all our natural resources.
Copyrighted, printed and published by the National Wildlife Federation,
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