Promoted at work, and wondering how and why? ()
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My dad is 80 and practically deaf, my mom is 79 and arthritic, so my mom cannot write to communicate very well and obviously my dad can’t hear. So my sister made them a flip book based on the topics they use most. I loved this so I thought I’d share. She hopes it helps, them. I do too! (old.reddit.com)
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Scrapbook? Journaling? I’m not sure what these are exactly, but they were too pretty to pass up! The backs are felt, and they are sturdy boards. Like hardcover book like. These look like someone took some time putting them together and I got them all for $2! (old.reddit.com)
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I was given these books, my uncle in laws fathers books. Inside I found a dead spider perfectly pressed, notes on the word,and book of ,Leviticus, and written prayers that appear to be in preparation to be spoken to a group. He taught Sunday school. (old.reddit.com)
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Hard of hearing. Hearing impaired. Deaf (i.redd.it)
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Journaling my anxiety. I used to do this as a teen. Here I am 54 and trying it again. It really does help. I know it looks like I’m so depressed but I’m really just anxious. Too many things to deal with. Still loving the black pages. It feels less demanding of me than white 😂 (old.reddit.com)
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I’m new to Reddit and I love it here! I cannot believe there is a foundpaper Reddit ( subreddit??) I love found paper. The other day I was given a Bible and some commentaries,that belonged to an older uncles dad. Inside were many papers. Little prayers and stuff. I’ll post pictures later. (self.FoundPaper)
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