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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Sunday Song 2: Broken

This beautiful song is by Kenneth Cope: Broken

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Pam Udy: I'm a LDS (mormon) woman who homeschools her children. I'm a 3VBA2C mama, a Birth Activist, Doula and Childbirth Educator. My family is: Jay: husband, Jared: 17, Jayson: 15, John: 11, Jo: 8, Jane: 6.

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Sunday Song 2: Broken

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