The scars we carry are the proof we have lived.
Butterfly Sand
Curiosity run amok . . .
The scars we carry are the proof we have lived.
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Butterfly Sand 
And on this day on my side of the border, I think of the scars of our soldiers through the ages.
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We should all think about that. The past, the present and the future.
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No one said it would be easy.
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Easy is nowhere near as much fun!
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So true!
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I am proud of my scars, most of them
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Amen ❤️ 🙏🏽
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Thanks
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and some bear more than others!
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Very true!
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Wear them with pride, I say.
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I agree.
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Our scars are like our wrinkles…..they reveal a lot of living. Most of it good, some of it maybe not so much, but those scars reveal the life we lived and continue to live. I like to think of them as very special beauty marks! 🤗
Ginger
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I like the way you think! That was beautifully put.
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Emegherd, have I lived or what!!! 😀
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There is so much beauty in the life we show.
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🙂
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True that!
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Be proud, you’re a survivor.
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And scars tell better stories than tattoos. 😄
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More honest I think.
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