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Motts Thanks for another wonderful gallery to see. Motts How do you come up with these names on the gallery.
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I think is RIP!!!!!!! Mr. Motts i am right.
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Motts another wonderful gallery to see. Thanks Motts.
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On one more note, there's a possible relative of mine that dates way back from the turn of the century that is buried in the old Danvers State Hospital cemetery...may God rest her soul as well.
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I would never be embarrased about a family member in a mental institution-they need our prayers, not our shame. Family counts no matter what the circumstances. In fact, I had an much older cousin (she's dead now, God rest her soul) that lived at the Kirkbride at Worcester State Hospital. She suffered from Major Depression. I also had an aunt who was hospitalized for a short time for depression. She even had electro-shock therapy twice! Once in the 50's and another, by her own request, in the 70's. For her, amazingly, it snapped her out of the depression.
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The couch to match the chairs!
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I like those chairs!
"I didn't think they used those numbers in any building , let alone one like this?"

Well I can say for sure that I stayed in room 666 at Seven Springs PA on my honeymoon.
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what an amazing shot. great colors and lightning!
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wooow, Im getting dizzy just looking at that.
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motts, thanks for another ride. enjoyed it very much. have you thought or been out west or to the south even? lots of things to see down here as well.
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So much for sleep tonight!
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Great composition!
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It's all down here form here.... mostly because I have no brakes!
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I like this I have no fear of death but I would definitely prefer to go peacefully God willing. Also this would be a good posting on postsecret.com