'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and stren — David A. Adler
'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and stren — David A. Adler
'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and stren — David A. Adler
'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and stren — David A. Adler
'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and stren — David A. Adler
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'One Yellow Daffodil' is both a look to the past and to the future and expresses my belief in the great spirit and strength of our children.

— David A. Adler
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