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Graduates!


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- the edit by john was originally posted roughly April 8, 2008

Donna contacted me and asked me to add this blog entry. I can't add a new one and the best I can do is edit Donna's last blog entry (John) so...

SUBJECT: Safe place

BODY: The children and I are in a safe place. We are OK physically - and doing as well as can be expected. One evening last week, I phoned the police to come to my home. Shortly after, we came to safety. I hope for a new day to dawn for us. There are people who support us.

Donna

PS: the axe is safe, too

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-The entry "Graduates!" originally posted January 18, 2009

Wow!

Dylan has graduated from high school - today! I'd enrolled him in Kayla's school district soon after he fled our home, latter part of September. This is an alternative school (thank goodness they have them for situations like ours). We were told by D. Kildruff upon intake that per D's transcripts, because D's old school had such strict standards, not only was the child not behind, but that he could graduate early.

Whoa, we said.

Well, so today's it; the boy handed in 60 pages of poetry (nice cover I thought), plus a memoir of his summmer illness (64 pages) thus gaining a whole buncha extra credit. I have just read 55 of those memoir pages. Little D. is here (at Kayla's) and we must go soon and pick up the 4 girls from school.

Kayla also graduated today! Her story I do not know in detail, but she's persevered to get those credits done - she's in regular school. Or was, rather. It is amazing that she is done early! That either of them are - that any of them are.

It was a wonderful meeting at D's school today, w/ his stalwart social workers (cause of the bipolar) S. and Sh. I was so happy on the way to the meeting because so much lovliness has come to pass and I knew we'd all be rejoicing exceedingly for Dylan. We did and they were all hugging on little Damien, and M. Eversol the advisor took poloroids of big D. in cap and gown, and D. Kildruff showed me the paperwork to sign off for D. having aceived his credit - and M. Eversol said, "a pleasure working w/ Dylan!" Which is really cool because he "are" a handful (tho a pleasure as well)

The child is well enough to work now, too. Soon he goes into full time. And he is moving again...back much closer to our part of the Twin Cities. Kayla's moving, too.

They each have graduation ceremonies in June...

And parties, we must have those!

Thank you for your prayers...or well-wishes, I really think all are the same and have acheived some beauty and relief. (Emoticon sisterly kiss)

And now I need the Otis Redding Prescription: Cigarettes and Coffee (a very wonderful song!) :)

-in haste, from Kayla's, Jan 18, 2008

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Wow D!!

I sure do miss you!! Glad to hear the kids are well and I pray that you and M will be able to mend fences soon.

I've been doing so much this year so far. My very own website which you are very much welcome to visit: www.voclizr.com.

Please stop by it when/if you can. I'm writing with a "full time" collaborator from Paris, France named Guy DeBreilly, who's primarily a guitarist, but hes got some pretty neat gear too. He sends me an idea and I plug it into my stuff and write words, sing and do some other keyboard embellishments. He's keeping me busy too. We did 10 songs between September and December, mostly adult contemporary, pop and acoustic. Then in Jan & Feb we took a break while he "retooled" (IOW got new equipment). We finished the first tune for the year last week and this one really rocks!!! We've decided to take an "80s rock" approach and "If You Think" kicks a** BIG TIME!! Really wish you could hear it. There are links on the site. Hoping you can check it out sometime. You'd be proud of me!! Our name? We call ourselves "The Bowen-DeBreilly Project".

Take Care. You are still a very big inspiration to me.

:) John B.

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