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Ford Models?

The marriage I had with my one and only husband was filled with so much—sometimes stories I’d like to remember slip past my mind. Probably its most likely, as my hubby would’ve said, “Jody, you do so much!” Yes, that was when I’d wonder why I might be tired. And he would respond with logical answers that I’d ignore.

Now years later after his passing, as I drove early this morning to my job at an organic market I thought——‘What would my husband think of this? He would probably want to work here.’ I thought to myself. Then I pondered what he’d say that would become a funny famous quote between us in reference to the market I now work at. Then I reminisced about the time I’d started my Massage Therapy and Bodywork business. One day he’d heard from a friend that I was good and going to be successful, hands down. No pun intended.

Upon that thought, my husband said, “You know soon you’ll be working on Ford Models.” My husband was all excited. I tilted my head in wonderment, “Honey. Cars?” My husband smirked, “No. Hot women, who work for the Ford Modeling Agency.”---Jody-Lynn Reicher

 

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