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![]() Mo and Me You appeared to me sitting on the sidewalk dressed in rags without shoes (they'd been stolen at a womens shelter). I saw your blackened eyes, your broken nose, heard the stories of the boyfriend who had beaten you. I've seen the scars where you'd cut your arms. I learned from you how to give from my heart and feel true joy. I learned not to judge people by appearances alone. I learned that my problems were insignificant compared to those of others, yet, you listened with patience and compassion as I wept. Most importantly, I learned how to love unconditionally. Now, you've disappeared. Your spot on the sidewalk remains empty. My heart aches thinking you are sick, or have come to harm. I now realize you are an angel. I was told you were (by someone who knows about these things). I pray and believe that you're performing your angelic duties at another location, helping others in need as you have helped me. Mo is a close personal friend who has fallen on hard times. Please help the homeless in your area. They can't help themselves. http://invisiblepeople.tv/blog/2011/09/mo-homeless-ottawa-ontario-canada/ Cheers, Dennis
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