Today Sweet Sleep asked anyone who has a blog to post this story! These orphans have my heart!
http://sweetsleep.blogspot.com/2010/10/today-is-day-to-make-700-dreams-happen.html
Sissy Ducks
Monday, October 11, 2010
"Durn"
For those of you who know KLW, you know that she gets stuck on a sayin' and says it soo much that it rubs off on everyone around her! One summer she spent so much time with Grandma Jackie that she hasn't stopped saying "Shaw" to this day! However, her most well know sayin' is "durn"....and it has rubbed off on me to the point where my friends laugh whenever I say it. However, I have a better story about KLW'a influnce on others around her.......lets rewind about 3 years!
We had just gotten the keys to our hotel room! We have gone to Myrtle Beach every summer since I can remember and we usually stayed at the same place, but this year the parentals sprung for a hotel room at this awesome new hotel! Like with anything new KLW and I were excited to see what our hotel room would look like! As soon as we walked in the door KLW kept saying...."Durn there are three bedrooms!" "Durn, there is a tv in every room!" "Durn, they have running water! (just kidding).....but everything she said started with "durn".....Well Will.i.am had had enough!
Will.i.am: KLW don't let me hear you say durn one more time!! (In his big scary voice)
KLW: *rolls eyes*
Cinni-Mini: (from the bedroom) DURN, there is a dvd player in here!!
Will.i.am: There you go saying it!!!!
Cinni-Mini, KLW, & MAW: *hysterical laughing*
My poor daddy is out numbered!
As those of you who know KLW...she has a captivating and infectious personality and "durn" is here to stay!
Sissy Ducks (MAW)
**For people who are from up North (which includes Virginia) Durn is another way to say "dawgonit"**
We had just gotten the keys to our hotel room! We have gone to Myrtle Beach every summer since I can remember and we usually stayed at the same place, but this year the parentals sprung for a hotel room at this awesome new hotel! Like with anything new KLW and I were excited to see what our hotel room would look like! As soon as we walked in the door KLW kept saying...."Durn there are three bedrooms!" "Durn, there is a tv in every room!" "Durn, they have running water! (just kidding).....but everything she said started with "durn".....Well Will.i.am had had enough!
Will.i.am: KLW don't let me hear you say durn one more time!! (In his big scary voice)
KLW: *rolls eyes*
Cinni-Mini: (from the bedroom) DURN, there is a dvd player in here!!
Will.i.am: There you go saying it!!!!
Cinni-Mini, KLW, & MAW: *hysterical laughing*
My poor daddy is out numbered!
As those of you who know KLW...she has a captivating and infectious personality and "durn" is here to stay!
Sissy Ducks (MAW)
**For people who are from up North (which includes Virginia) Durn is another way to say "dawgonit"**
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
When going to the book fair with 1st graders be prepared to look and touch everything!!!!
Today I had to go back to my practicum and I was so excited to get back because I had missed working with my autistic child. It was so funny because right when I was getting their the class was in the hallway lined up going to the book fair. The child I work with spotted me within seconds. He was reaching and calling for me. I told him to let me go and put my stuff down real quick and that I would catch up with him. The first event to happen today was the class had to stop by the bathrooms on the way to the book fair. Well, the other girls in my group and I were talking in the hallway and started laughing and I hear this voice telling us " Don't y'all know you're not suppose to laugh in the hallway." I turned around and all I saw was a little boy grinning at me. He will keep us straight if nothing else!
So, today was BOOK FAIR day for my little 1st graders!!! They were so excited to get to the book fair, they could hardly wait! First of all we had to sit down and listen to the librarian tell us where everything was. She told us where the books were, bookmarks, and posters were. Well, the librarian made the comment that there were still some Justin Bieber posters left. One little girl says "YES!!" and made us laugh. She was so excited about that poster of Justin Bieber. After we got through listening to where everything was, the fun began!!! I stuck with my friend because I knew if I did not go with him I would hear my name being called any second. I literally think we picked up everything in the book fair. We had to look at the books and the pictures and the posters and the bookmarks. Also, the best part about the book fair is the STUFF at the register. All of that little stuff was touched as well. Finally, we settled for a book on legos and an eraser that looked like 50 dollars. When we were waiting for the others to finish shopping he asked me was I going to work with him today and I said yes and asked him if that was okay. He said it was okay and that he loved me and grabbed my arm and put it around him. I told you he is very sweet! So, after the "FUN" time at the book fair we were FREE again and left!!
Back in the classroom was a little difficult today but we got through it the best we could. We did stations and the first station went fine but the next station just did not go well. This was a station where the children's reading is assessed. The teacher was talking to the group of students about apples and then they read a book. Well, they were doing circle maps and the child I work with just was not doing the assignment and was writing whatever came to his mind on the paper. I could tell the teacher was getting very frustrated with him and I told him to stop for a minute and regroup. So, we stopped and we took a breather for a few seconds and then started again. After our regroup session he started writing words that were correct and then later just started scribbling on this paper. The teacher took this paper and pencil and put it behind her and this child DID NOT like that. The fun began!!!! I could tell he was very frustrated and he would not listen or do anything I would tell him. It was almost like he was in high speed because he took all of his books out of his book box and was going through them very fast and then every movement he did was in high speed. I did not try to stop him or calm him down because he needed to get that out of his system. After about a minute we were calm again and ready to read! The other students read their page and then it was his turn to show off his reading skills. He did an amazing job at reading and pronounced all of the words correctly. I was so proud of him!! :)
I noticed today that when he was reading it required him to concentrate and usually when autistic children are concentrating they may tap their foot or the table or playing with their hair, etc. Well, today he was playing with the eraser he had bought at the book fair. He also started to rock back and forth in his chair while he read, that was okay with me, as long as that is what he had to do to concentrate. After stations were over we went down to the carpet to learn about firefighters. The child started out sitting beside me and then gradually ended up in my lap. He is one sneaky little boy. The lesson I learned today is when I have a autistic child in my class, I will have things for them to hold or allow them to bring things in that comfort them while they do their work. There are a lot of things I think could be changed in that classroom that would work better for him. But who am I to tell the teacher of the classroom how to do things?? After we were done with everything it was time for us to leave and for the class to go to lunch. The kids were in line and waved bye. It was an eventful day but I learned a lot of things today and had such a great time!
Sissy Ducks
KLW
So, today was BOOK FAIR day for my little 1st graders!!! They were so excited to get to the book fair, they could hardly wait! First of all we had to sit down and listen to the librarian tell us where everything was. She told us where the books were, bookmarks, and posters were. Well, the librarian made the comment that there were still some Justin Bieber posters left. One little girl says "YES!!" and made us laugh. She was so excited about that poster of Justin Bieber. After we got through listening to where everything was, the fun began!!! I stuck with my friend because I knew if I did not go with him I would hear my name being called any second. I literally think we picked up everything in the book fair. We had to look at the books and the pictures and the posters and the bookmarks. Also, the best part about the book fair is the STUFF at the register. All of that little stuff was touched as well. Finally, we settled for a book on legos and an eraser that looked like 50 dollars. When we were waiting for the others to finish shopping he asked me was I going to work with him today and I said yes and asked him if that was okay. He said it was okay and that he loved me and grabbed my arm and put it around him. I told you he is very sweet! So, after the "FUN" time at the book fair we were FREE again and left!!
Back in the classroom was a little difficult today but we got through it the best we could. We did stations and the first station went fine but the next station just did not go well. This was a station where the children's reading is assessed. The teacher was talking to the group of students about apples and then they read a book. Well, they were doing circle maps and the child I work with just was not doing the assignment and was writing whatever came to his mind on the paper. I could tell the teacher was getting very frustrated with him and I told him to stop for a minute and regroup. So, we stopped and we took a breather for a few seconds and then started again. After our regroup session he started writing words that were correct and then later just started scribbling on this paper. The teacher took this paper and pencil and put it behind her and this child DID NOT like that. The fun began!!!! I could tell he was very frustrated and he would not listen or do anything I would tell him. It was almost like he was in high speed because he took all of his books out of his book box and was going through them very fast and then every movement he did was in high speed. I did not try to stop him or calm him down because he needed to get that out of his system. After about a minute we were calm again and ready to read! The other students read their page and then it was his turn to show off his reading skills. He did an amazing job at reading and pronounced all of the words correctly. I was so proud of him!! :)
I noticed today that when he was reading it required him to concentrate and usually when autistic children are concentrating they may tap their foot or the table or playing with their hair, etc. Well, today he was playing with the eraser he had bought at the book fair. He also started to rock back and forth in his chair while he read, that was okay with me, as long as that is what he had to do to concentrate. After stations were over we went down to the carpet to learn about firefighters. The child started out sitting beside me and then gradually ended up in my lap. He is one sneaky little boy. The lesson I learned today is when I have a autistic child in my class, I will have things for them to hold or allow them to bring things in that comfort them while they do their work. There are a lot of things I think could be changed in that classroom that would work better for him. But who am I to tell the teacher of the classroom how to do things?? After we were done with everything it was time for us to leave and for the class to go to lunch. The kids were in line and waved bye. It was an eventful day but I learned a lot of things today and had such a great time!
Sissy Ducks
KLW
Monday, September 27, 2010
Take it from a kid....they know best!
We are so sorry we have not blogged in forever!!! We are back in school and are in full speed!! It's okay, because we are blogging now! :) Even though it was rainy and yucky outside I have to say that my day was pretty eventful. I am taking this class that requires us to do a practicum in an elementary school for so many hours....blah blah blah blah...you get the point. So, today was the big day, first day at this new school in this new classroom full of exciting children who would be ready to learn..........YEAH RIGHT!! That was wishful thinking.
My teacher had told us to dress professional and all that good stuff. So, this morning I wake up to notice that it was STILL raining, and my rain boots were back at home, where my parents live, and I really needed them to get through all of the puddles. I decided to go with something simple. I slipped on a dress and some dress shoes and grabbed my stuff and was out the door. I wore my hair curly because it would have been the biggest waste of my time if I had straightened my hair today. I have to admit I was looking good :) haha! My first class went by fine, minus walking in the rain, and it was on to the practicum at the elementary school. The group that I am teaching in found out when we got to the school that we would have 3 exceptional children in our classroom. There would be 2 autistic children and one that has behavioral issues. I didn't think anything about it and just kept going on with checking in and getting my name tag and so on. We got a tour of the school and then it was time for us to go and meet our teacher and the students we would be working with until Christmas.
We walked in and were looking around, seeing what kind of decorations were on the wall, observing the students. Of course the students were checking us out trying to figure out who we were and what we were doing in their classroom. The students were in centers and I just picked a center and sat down.....little did I know my life was about to get crazy!!! I was sitting there filling out a sheet that was due in my class and I felt a child's hand in my hair, twisting my hair with their fingers. Of course I turned around to see who was playing in my hair and it was a little boy just grinning at me. He came and sat beside me and would lay his head on my arm and would be so sweet. As soon as I made eye contact with him he asked me my name, so I told him, later I asked him what his name was. He told me his name and he stuck his hand out and said nice to meet you. How cute right?? Little did I know that that little boy would be at my side until I left that classroom. We clicked right when we met each other. He kept me entertained and on my toes the whole class. At one center the students were instructed to cut out the letters and glue the letters on a paper that made words. The boy decided he needed my assistance and came over and askd me to come help him. We sat down and worked on his work and we had such a great time. He finished quickly and then I told him to flip his work over and draw a picture and for him to wait until the others got finished working. Of course he had to tell me the story of his drawing!!! All through out the time I was there I was working with him and he would be working on his work and I would try and slip away but 2 seconds later I would hear my name and knew I was to get back to him immediately. We would switch centers and I knew I better go with him or he was going to come and find me.
This boy was one of the severe autistic children but he was so amazing. He was so smart and would listen to me. He may not agree or want to do what I asked him to do but we worked it out and got things done. Working with that child opened my eyes because he instantly clicked with me and I don't know what it was but it clicked. He learned how I did things while I was learning how he did things. He kept me laughing the whole class and was always up to something. Finally, it was time for me to leave and the students were lined up going to lunch. I was saying bye to the class and the little boy that was by my side the whole time didn't understand why I had to leave. I had to explain to him that I had to go back to my school, but I would be back next week. Well, he said okay, and that he just knew I was going to come back. He thanked me for helping him and gave me a hug. I told him bye and I would see him next week and turned around. Seconds later I hear my name being called and turned around to find that it was the same boy grinning at me while calling my name. I said yes? He said next time if it is raining don't forget your rain boots!!! I had to hold everything that wanted to laugh in because he was so serious. Here I had wanted my rain boots this morning but decided to be stylish and weary matching shoes and I didn't have them here and that little boy told me not to forget them the next time it rained! That was so cute and funny!! What an eventful day right??? & that was only at noon!!!!
Hope you enjoy :)
Sissy Ducks
KLW
My teacher had told us to dress professional and all that good stuff. So, this morning I wake up to notice that it was STILL raining, and my rain boots were back at home, where my parents live, and I really needed them to get through all of the puddles. I decided to go with something simple. I slipped on a dress and some dress shoes and grabbed my stuff and was out the door. I wore my hair curly because it would have been the biggest waste of my time if I had straightened my hair today. I have to admit I was looking good :) haha! My first class went by fine, minus walking in the rain, and it was on to the practicum at the elementary school. The group that I am teaching in found out when we got to the school that we would have 3 exceptional children in our classroom. There would be 2 autistic children and one that has behavioral issues. I didn't think anything about it and just kept going on with checking in and getting my name tag and so on. We got a tour of the school and then it was time for us to go and meet our teacher and the students we would be working with until Christmas.
We walked in and were looking around, seeing what kind of decorations were on the wall, observing the students. Of course the students were checking us out trying to figure out who we were and what we were doing in their classroom. The students were in centers and I just picked a center and sat down.....little did I know my life was about to get crazy!!! I was sitting there filling out a sheet that was due in my class and I felt a child's hand in my hair, twisting my hair with their fingers. Of course I turned around to see who was playing in my hair and it was a little boy just grinning at me. He came and sat beside me and would lay his head on my arm and would be so sweet. As soon as I made eye contact with him he asked me my name, so I told him, later I asked him what his name was. He told me his name and he stuck his hand out and said nice to meet you. How cute right?? Little did I know that that little boy would be at my side until I left that classroom. We clicked right when we met each other. He kept me entertained and on my toes the whole class. At one center the students were instructed to cut out the letters and glue the letters on a paper that made words. The boy decided he needed my assistance and came over and askd me to come help him. We sat down and worked on his work and we had such a great time. He finished quickly and then I told him to flip his work over and draw a picture and for him to wait until the others got finished working. Of course he had to tell me the story of his drawing!!! All through out the time I was there I was working with him and he would be working on his work and I would try and slip away but 2 seconds later I would hear my name and knew I was to get back to him immediately. We would switch centers and I knew I better go with him or he was going to come and find me.
This boy was one of the severe autistic children but he was so amazing. He was so smart and would listen to me. He may not agree or want to do what I asked him to do but we worked it out and got things done. Working with that child opened my eyes because he instantly clicked with me and I don't know what it was but it clicked. He learned how I did things while I was learning how he did things. He kept me laughing the whole class and was always up to something. Finally, it was time for me to leave and the students were lined up going to lunch. I was saying bye to the class and the little boy that was by my side the whole time didn't understand why I had to leave. I had to explain to him that I had to go back to my school, but I would be back next week. Well, he said okay, and that he just knew I was going to come back. He thanked me for helping him and gave me a hug. I told him bye and I would see him next week and turned around. Seconds later I hear my name being called and turned around to find that it was the same boy grinning at me while calling my name. I said yes? He said next time if it is raining don't forget your rain boots!!! I had to hold everything that wanted to laugh in because he was so serious. Here I had wanted my rain boots this morning but decided to be stylish and weary matching shoes and I didn't have them here and that little boy told me not to forget them the next time it rained! That was so cute and funny!! What an eventful day right??? & that was only at noon!!!!
Hope you enjoy :)
Sissy Ducks
KLW
Saturday, September 11, 2010
PURPLE.....GOLD
When I graduated from ECU I was sure that I wasn't going to miss college life! I was ready for a change...however since I have been a graduate for over a year I have never felt more like a Pirate! Everyone always said...not always a student, but always a Pirate.
Today ECU is playing Memphis and my family is at the game, but I decided to be studious and stay home! However, as I am studying my mind keeps drifting off to the smell of popcorn and peanuts....Purple Reign playing in the background and the announcer guy saying "TOUCHDOWN PIRATES" I miss watching the band at halftime and looking around Dowdy-Ficklen stadium and seeing a sea of purple and gold!! I miss seeing friends and laughing at the drunk people trying to climb the stairs...there was always "that person".
I have two ECU football stories that are my favorite. One is when I was able to get a football signed by all the team players for my daddy. The day I got it ECU played NCSU and had lost....but I was so excited to give my daddy that football that I didn't care!
The other one was when ECU beat WV and we rushed the field. Me being the rule follower and KLW being the rule breaker made for an interesting time. KLW was first to get to the wall to jump and she jumped right off...well when I got to the wall and saw how far I had to jump I was like "I'll just meet y'all at the car".....but after two big strangers lowered me down by my arms I finally could reach the ledge and jump the rest of the way! Then KLW and I went running onto the field....well after she tripped and fell in the bushes and I had to jerk her threw so she wouldn't be arrested! (the things I do for that girl) We were jumping and screaming and sweating it was the best experience EVER! My mom said when they were watching the student section flood the field she looked over at my dad and said "I wonder where your two are?" and my daddy replied "I hope their on the field".
I'll leave y'all with a video that always gets us excited about gameday.....
GO PIRATES!!
Arrghhh,
Sissy Ducks (MAW)
Today ECU is playing Memphis and my family is at the game, but I decided to be studious and stay home! However, as I am studying my mind keeps drifting off to the smell of popcorn and peanuts....Purple Reign playing in the background and the announcer guy saying "TOUCHDOWN PIRATES" I miss watching the band at halftime and looking around Dowdy-Ficklen stadium and seeing a sea of purple and gold!! I miss seeing friends and laughing at the drunk people trying to climb the stairs...there was always "that person".
I have two ECU football stories that are my favorite. One is when I was able to get a football signed by all the team players for my daddy. The day I got it ECU played NCSU and had lost....but I was so excited to give my daddy that football that I didn't care!
The other one was when ECU beat WV and we rushed the field. Me being the rule follower and KLW being the rule breaker made for an interesting time. KLW was first to get to the wall to jump and she jumped right off...well when I got to the wall and saw how far I had to jump I was like "I'll just meet y'all at the car".....but after two big strangers lowered me down by my arms I finally could reach the ledge and jump the rest of the way! Then KLW and I went running onto the field....well after she tripped and fell in the bushes and I had to jerk her threw so she wouldn't be arrested! (the things I do for that girl) We were jumping and screaming and sweating it was the best experience EVER! My mom said when they were watching the student section flood the field she looked over at my dad and said "I wonder where your two are?" and my daddy replied "I hope their on the field".
I'll leave y'all with a video that always gets us excited about gameday.....
GO PIRATES!!
Arrghhh,
Sissy Ducks (MAW)
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
L.Y.L.A.S.
Sorry for not blogging to much recently...but I am sure with everyone back in school that y'all can understand that our lives have gotten alot busier than what they were when we were still in the country!! However, I had a visitor yesterday and it provided me with some "bloggin' material".
My role model, the person who slapped me when we were younger, the person who was President of the J, M, & K club, the person commonly referred to as "Ha-ca" (pronounced Ha ca), the person who lead us to believe there was "beaver" people in the woods beside our grandma's house, the person who left me on the bus, the person who I wanted to be, my cousin, Jessica came to visit!!! Since she missed my birthday she promised to come to THE Boro and take my to dinner!
We had a great time! I was so happy to see because I haven't seen her since Mother's Day...she doesn't visit us much in the country...just ask my Granddaddy Thomas he'll let you know about what he thinks about how often Jessica visits! So we were conversing over dinner and Jessica admitted that she had not read our blog....well I immediately informed her of what we did to Will.i.am when we found out he hadn't read our blog. This was her response......"Please don't put that story about when I slapped you on your blog, I'm busy so how about you just catch me up." Oh I'll catch her up all right! Well since Jessica asked nicely for me not to put the story about her slapping me when we were younger I'll tell y'all another story......my mom's favorite!
So I am younger than Jessica..by four years! So when I was in kindergarten I had to sit with Jessica on the bus so she would watch out for me. Jessica sat in the back of bus...which is where all the cool older kids sit so Jessica was more worried about catching up on the latest 5th grade gossip than talking to me. However, this particular afternoon I must have been really bothering her (which was unusual) because here is our convo..
ME: *Poke*
JESSICA: MEREDITH, there is a brick wall between us so you cannot talk to me!! (*Whips back around to her "cool" 5th grade friends*)
ME: *Stands up and acts like I'm talking over the imaginary wall* Jessica
JESSICA: I JUST PUT A ROOF ON THE WALL STOP TALKING TO ME
Such a sweet cousin! So then today when I got into my car I realized Jessica had left her cute sunglasses in my car! I was like SWEET!! And since Jessica doesn't read our blog she will not know where her sunglasses are so that means I can wear them and pretend like I got some super cute new shades!!
Coming home TOMORROW!
Sissy Ducks, MAW
My role model, the person who slapped me when we were younger, the person who was President of the J, M, & K club, the person commonly referred to as "Ha-ca" (pronounced Ha ca), the person who lead us to believe there was "beaver" people in the woods beside our grandma's house, the person who left me on the bus, the person who I wanted to be, my cousin, Jessica came to visit!!! Since she missed my birthday she promised to come to THE Boro and take my to dinner!
We had a great time! I was so happy to see because I haven't seen her since Mother's Day...she doesn't visit us much in the country...just ask my Granddaddy Thomas he'll let you know about what he thinks about how often Jessica visits! So we were conversing over dinner and Jessica admitted that she had not read our blog....well I immediately informed her of what we did to Will.i.am when we found out he hadn't read our blog. This was her response......"Please don't put that story about when I slapped you on your blog, I'm busy so how about you just catch me up." Oh I'll catch her up all right! Well since Jessica asked nicely for me not to put the story about her slapping me when we were younger I'll tell y'all another story......my mom's favorite!
So I am younger than Jessica..by four years! So when I was in kindergarten I had to sit with Jessica on the bus so she would watch out for me. Jessica sat in the back of bus...which is where all the cool older kids sit so Jessica was more worried about catching up on the latest 5th grade gossip than talking to me. However, this particular afternoon I must have been really bothering her (which was unusual) because here is our convo..
ME: *Poke*
JESSICA: MEREDITH, there is a brick wall between us so you cannot talk to me!! (*Whips back around to her "cool" 5th grade friends*)
ME: *Stands up and acts like I'm talking over the imaginary wall* Jessica
JESSICA: I JUST PUT A ROOF ON THE WALL STOP TALKING TO ME
Such a sweet cousin! So then today when I got into my car I realized Jessica had left her cute sunglasses in my car! I was like SWEET!! And since Jessica doesn't read our blog she will not know where her sunglasses are so that means I can wear them and pretend like I got some super cute new shades!!
Coming home TOMORROW!
Sissy Ducks, MAW
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Welcome to the Hollerin' Capitol
KLW and I are home for the first weekend since we have moved back to college.....and it's been anything but boring! However, it is wasn't obvious enough that we were back home today at 12:00pm dove season started....and when we were getting ready for our pool party we looked across the backyard and our neighbors were sitting in their backyard with a shotgun!! Kathryn and I don't see to many people sitting in their yard with shotguns in the Big cities we live in....and if we do see that we usually cry, run, and then pass out from fear!!
Today KLW and I threw a back to school pool party for our 4th and 5th grade Sunday school class. It was so much fun, however what these kids have to say about life is HILARIOUS! We had hotdogs and chips at the party and here is a little conversation.
TOPIC: How much do you weigh?
DESCRIPTION: The kids were comparing who weighed the most. KLW and I gladly stayed quiet on this topic.
KB: How much do you weigh ZW?
ZW: I WEIGH ENOUGH TO SIT IN THE FRONT SEAT....90lbs!!!
It was soo cute how ZW was so proud that he weighed enough to sit in the front seat! KLW and I are in for an exciting year with this bunch! Pray for us!!
Sissy Ducks (MAW)
Today KLW and I threw a back to school pool party for our 4th and 5th grade Sunday school class. It was so much fun, however what these kids have to say about life is HILARIOUS! We had hotdogs and chips at the party and here is a little conversation.
TOPIC: How much do you weigh?
DESCRIPTION: The kids were comparing who weighed the most. KLW and I gladly stayed quiet on this topic.
KB: How much do you weigh ZW?
ZW: I WEIGH ENOUGH TO SIT IN THE FRONT SEAT....90lbs!!!
It was soo cute how ZW was so proud that he weighed enough to sit in the front seat! KLW and I are in for an exciting year with this bunch! Pray for us!!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
