Mrs Gil-Galad Took

ur talkn to Michael through my profile!!!!!!!! and ill stop screaming when u stop tickleing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you harassing both Tia and me at the same time?

*SCREAMS IN YOUR EARS USEING A BOLHORN!!!* hehehe

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*screams!!!!!!!!!!*

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i warned u!!!!!!!!!!!1

told u!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so u kno i scream REALLY loud!! just ask maggie!

i still do also *screams*

no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i kick when i get tickled!!!!!!!! when i was little i kicked a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*screams*

nope!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

no im wide awake

well yeah that too

nothing much, u?

Hi my dear Vanessa!!!!!

hello....... hello.........hello hello hello!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's always nice to be addressed as "dear" by someone so likeable as you.

Mmm, it sounds like alzheimer but you would need to get more tests done than just one in order to know for sure. It could be something else, for all we know, and one test is not enough in order to determine anything.

I'm glad I can help, really. You shouldn't have to walk around with this on your own, you know... and talking generally does help, I think. Thanks for the hugs.

I met that chaplain in about 1990.

I'll be delighted to tell you about the ten-Boom family: openly, for others to see as well. They were heroes of whom your nation should be proud.

As dedicated Christians, the ten-Booms--a father, two daughters and a son--determined when Nazi Germany conquered the Netherlands that they would try to save the lives of Dutch Jews. They remodelled the inside of their house to create a secret room, in which they sheltered as many Jews as they could. Sadly, they got caught, and all were sent to Nazi prison camps. Corrie ten-Boom was the only member of the family to survive; all the other ten-Booms went to their Heavenly reward before the war ended. Corrie wrote a book about their ordeal, called "The Hiding Place;" eventually a movie was even made of it. Corrie was played by an actress named something like Eileen Heckart. Corrie never married, but spent the rest of her life preaching the gospel of Christ all over the world. She was friends with evangelist Billy Graham; in fact, it was his organization that produced the movie of her story. Her other best-known book is titled "Tramp for the Lord."