CLJobe
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There will always be people who can not accept the truth and will take a negative view. unfortunately, there are sufficient think alike that they can make a noise. I wonder if they are like the children who hide under the blanket and say, there's no monster, there's no monster. When you are afraid, just deny it and it will go away. Child under a blanket.
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I'm glad for the kids. They must be very excited as they look toward the trip.
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I think Mario deserved that honeymoon. I remember when the circus came to our neck of the woods. A group of us went to watch them unload,. For a free ticket, we help them set up the big top. We would go under the tent and push up while the riggers pushed the center with a large pole.We got our ticket, but no popcorn
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It was after the circus so can imagine what their masks were and customes.
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Yep, a short chapter but a lot of activity
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Mario did get married in October, and we had the reception at Sanctuary. The kids worked to make presents for him. I wonder where they were going to put the models, paintings, and the various homemade gifts. They were given flowers from the roof gardens. Mario was beaming, and when I told him that they’d be flying to Italy within the next hour, he had tears in his eyes. My gift was an envelope with money so he could have a great time. Tony found a hotel very near his family and reserved rooms th
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Haha He got a bigger bag and there was no way he would let that go
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Good. I appreciate your comment
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Nick showing up was my attempt to show that Sanctuary was being well known among the police in Europe as a result of those men escaping with the boys. Nick's father is American
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Brad explained it to them and the kids from the street knew about these festivities. It would be the kids from Mexico or other countries that wouldn't know about these festivities. I'm sure the kids from the street would wise them up on to these holidays
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The story is fiction and my understanding is that in fiction the impossible can be possible. Literature is full of fiction, when they are compared to reality, they could not have happened.
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Brad is trying to make up for what these Kids have lost. What a better way then a circus
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You are welcome. I believe there isn't a kid alive who would not enjoy a circus.
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Every kid loves a circus
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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it
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When you are free to roam, you should go fishing. It's a relaxing sport, even if you don't catch anything. You will have a better understanding of the joy the kids have
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Yep, I think everything will be positive
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I think the crew stayed with the boat. The Captain moved between the boat and Sanctuary There was room for them at Sanctuary, so Brad left it to them to decided what they wanted to do.
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Yes, Brad made sure of that. The kids were surprised.
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Ok so tell me how he got deported to America, because he did show up at Sanctuary
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“I thought about that, and they were right, they did pay their dues, and now they’ll enjoy the rewards. And thinking about rewards, there’s a bed with my name on it calling me. So goodnight, see you at breakfast.” That bed felt so good that I was asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow. The next morning at breakfast, the kids were still talking about the island and the cruise. But they didn’t know about the surprise for this coming Sunday. Tony had located a circus that was a 3-hour d
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Soon we were on the open sea heading south; I watched our progress on the map. I called the island and told Aaron and Abe that we had a problem and would be here a few days longer. Of course, we were on our way. Calculating our speed, the Captain estimated we would be in Panama in 3 to 4 days. I went down to the galley and made a pot of coffee. I took a carafe and some cups to the bridge. I poured a coffee for everyone, one of the crew, Steve, took a cup to Tom in the engine room. They were goin
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Yes, the captain is responsible to check the weather in advance. The most damage would come from a hurricane type of weather
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Yes and it will be interesting to see Adel's reaction
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They flew to the mainland and took boats to the island. This wasn't their first trip to the Island. Well for some, but the majority of kids this would be the second trip. The kids who were their on the first trip told the new kids what was like and what they did.
