What To Do with All the Things?
Yellow ribbons, bracelets, tape - each object has meaning: a reminder of who we prayed for, what we lost, and what we held onto.
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Over the past two years, we have gathered so many things including yellow ribbons, bracelets, notes, tape, and symbols of longing and love. Each one has carried meaning: a reminder of who we prayed for, what we lost, and what we held onto.
Now, as this long and painful chapter begins to close, we face the question of what to do with it all — not only the objects, but the memories, the emotions, and the stories they hold.
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