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Deby, you speak from your heart and with hard won wisdom.
We may not see each other in person often but I meant what I said. I will be proud to count you as a friend forever.

Very well said, I love the wolves of Yellowstone to the deepest reaches of my heart and though I don’t get to spend as much time as I would like to there, my heart breaks with an indescribable pain when I hear of one passing. I am working on my dream of living there, for now, thanks for all the news you send our way!!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I wonder how long we’ll be able to make our yearly jaunts to Yellowstone. It’s over 18 hours drive time from Oklahoma! May is our time but I would like to try a winter trip. I love all the animals and the beauty of the park. But thanks to you and others I can keep track of the wolves, that have captured my heart, throughout the year. You have blessed me tremendously!

She was a beauty. But luckily she will live on in those gorgeous pups that she had. I can so relate about the pull of time. I think that’s why I’m so desperate to get some things done that I want to do before I physically can’t do them anymore. It’s why the trip out there in March is so important to me. This may be the one and only time to do that. So I guess what I’m saying is it’s OK to feel that way and it’s OK to be a bit selfish about it. Because ultimately it’s about the things that you want to accomplish.Sometimes I feel a little selfish when I’m in the park and I really don’t want to share my scope with anybody because my time there is short and I don’t want to miss a moment.It’s my Zen and my zoning time and I don’t want to apologize to anybody for that So I hear you sister no apologies needed.