Worldly things were of little meaning. She lived for hamburgers, ice cream, pencil and paper. -Carol Adams

 

Worldly things were of little meaning. She lived for hamburgers, ice cream, pencil and paper.


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We know that there's several stages of emotional crisis that people go through. Right now, people are in the stage when they realize things won't work out quite how they thought.

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With all the awards she was given, she never put one on the wall. They're all under the bed. She said that she didn't need that; she knew what she'd done.

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An elephant wasn't sitting on my chest, so I couldn't be having a heart attack. I'm very glad to be here today, because a couple years ago it wasn't a sure thing. -Carol Adams
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She was always writing, tending to business, up until the last few months.

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If a group is able to underwrite the cost of catering an event, we would encourage them to do so.

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The both of them, they released the best of the best. -Carol Adams
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When she would write a song, she would call me and say, 'Do you want to hear something? What do you think?

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