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aption></figure><p id="9f2a">"He's a star at night and a cloud in the day" That's what my daughter is saying About my father, who passed away She saws wood whilst her sister is playing.</p><p id="f66d">"If he was here I’d tell him his saw is good I know he can always hear me. Look how well I’m cutting the wood I feel like Baba is near me."</p><p id="e51d">She laughs and shouts in a serious voice "Stay out! Carpenter zon

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e!" With a grin on her face she gets back to sawing "Look! I’m cutting it all on my own!"</p><p id="5507">"Do you know which star he is at night? He's the one that shines really bright! Look Daddy I made lots of sawdust! Daddy am I doing it right?"</p><p id="81d9">"I like the smell of sawdust. Do carpenters make lots of money? Do you think Baba's a carpenter in heaven? Work in heaven? That's funny!"</p></article></body>

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What my daughter said to me

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"He's a star at night and a cloud in the day" That's what my daughter is saying About my father, who passed away She saws wood whilst her sister is playing.

"If he was here I’d tell him his saw is good I know he can always hear me. Look how well I’m cutting the wood I feel like Baba is near me."

She laughs and shouts in a serious voice "Stay out! Carpenter zone!" With a grin on her face she gets back to sawing "Look! I’m cutting it all on my own!"

"Do you know which star he is at night? He's the one that shines really bright! Look Daddy I made lots of sawdust! Daddy am I doing it right?"

"I like the smell of sawdust. Do carpenters make lots of money? Do you think Baba's a carpenter in heaven? Work in heaven? That's funny!"

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