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The Inlaws

When two people say I do, they become apart of another family; Often times the transitions hard, and there is hostility. One often finds it hard to accept, the in laws for what they are; Some can be mean and some seem nice, some are just plain bizzare. For me that has never been the case, I loved mine right from the start; My second Mom and Dad are great, full of love with generous hearts. They always made me truly feel, that I was indeed their Son; Around them I was always safe, and together we always had fun. I wouldn't trade my Mom and Dad, for money, silver or gold; For I have been blessed with two of the best, may the truth be told!

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