To tell the truth, this task topped tonight's talk.
Time turns traitorously to timeout.
Tomorrow treats this tacit task to totality.
About the Creator
Dave Blade
I grew up in a single parent home before it was the common thing to do. We were never wealthy, but there was always laughter in our home. Now as an adult with my own family, I still value joy and laughter more than material things.
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