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Created on: July 10, 2011
“Daddy I don’t want to the baber”
“It’ll be alright”
“Sit up here son, chin up, that a boy”
Dad wipes the tears from his cheek
“See that’s not so bad”
Big beaming smile holding onto a lollipop
“There you go big boy”
“What do you say to the man?”
“Thank you”
“You’re welcome”
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