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I think he has with the dealer he bought his car before and after it crash, the truck and now the car for Jeff. He's doing okay with the money he gets from suing those pervs. They had a lot of money and because 0f that they thought they could. get away with the kids as sex slaves.
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He does and the kids know he is the one who makes Brad's dreams come true
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Yes, he has a positive interaction with the kids
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While we’re sitting there discussing Sanctuary and doing a little reminiscing, Adam came in looking for me. He had a letter in his hand. With a big smile, he gave me the letter, seeing the heading I know what this was. Adam had been accepted at the culinary school. I got up from the table and gave him a big hug, “I’m very proud of you.” When I told Tony, he also got up and hugged Adam. He whispered something to Adam, and I noticed Adam smiling at Tony shaking his head yes. School was out fo
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I never even thought about that being such an issue. I was very surprised with those comments. I guess I'll. have to review my chapters a little closer. The problem, I see, is if we focus on one aspect we lose the whole picture. But I will be more careful in future chapters.
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it is a good sign and I enjoy these comments. I never will discourage a readers comments. That is the only remuneration an author gets.
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He doesn't seem to hang around Sanctuary. But Brad will take care of that. Aaron to the rescue
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The kids hav been rejuvenated after their vacation. So we shall see what happens
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Brad's plan to replace bad thoughts with happy thoughts took a leap with the vacation on the island.
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Here I was going too invite all my readers for anchoivie pizza. I guess I'll have to forget that idea. I have come to the realization over the years that anchovies are not generally accepted. However, I do like them. They are an excellent source of protein
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Yes.kids do matter. When an adult recognizes them, in a special way,. they never forget. You have been blessed with good memories and I'm sure those kids remember you and probably have passed on your teachings on how to win.
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I don't understand why people don't like anchovies. I happen to like them and have eaten them many times. On pizza, as a sauce for pasta and as an appetizer. Maybe it is an Italian thing
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Oh come on, have you ever tried pizza with anchovies. Anchovies are very healthy and people should eat more
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Those certificates are very important. They have Brad's signature
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Hey, I like anchovies on pizza. In fact I like anchovies as a sauce for spaghetti. it's called puttanesca which translates to 'little whore'. you figure. I don't like pineapple on pizza. This scene was quite interesting, the kids show their love for Brad by trying to eat his food. My guess they would eat it regardless of the taste.
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The next morning I woke early and was ready for coffee at 6:30. I reminded myself to buy a one cup coffee maker to have in my room so I wouldn’t have to go to the dining hall for my first cup. When I got to the dining hall, Mario was making coffee. “Mario, I want to thank you for being the chef on the island. You did a great job, and I have a bonus for you.” I gave Mario an envelope that I had picked up at my office before I went into the dining hall. I watched Mario open the envelope and t
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There are guards there with instructions if a kid should show up.
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You right these are fun. There was another game where you had to guess a word on a card. The person with the card would give clues.
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That's Okay, Not a problem here. You learn from the negatives as well as the positives. Stay well, next chapter up. Vacation time.
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The rest of the week, the kids had a ball, late-night campfires, roasting hot dogs, and making smores. The adults had just as much fun as the kids. There were many photos taken, and all the kids who never swam learned how to swim. The fishing wasn’t as productive as the kids wanted, but they had fun. There was fresh fish every night, but the downside was that the kid who caught the fish could invite a fixed number of kids depending on the fish’s size to eat with him. Mario was a great cook; he c
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Brad is a very fortunate young man. He has a trust fund that his parents set up for him. He has a college fund that he hasn't exhausted and funds from suing these men who have abused the young kids, go into Salvation accounts and the kids trust fund.
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I can relate to your story. We never had a vacation as a kid. The best we had was a day trip visiting relatives . My first vacation was after I graduated from college, and then it was a trip home. We share a lot, my mother also had cancer which finally claimed her life, but I was older when that occurred. My friends went on vacation and would talk about it. For some reason, I wasn't jealous. I had my books and they took me places
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Yes, I'm envious. How about you?
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I'm not sure what Brad had in mind. I know when I took my children any where and didn't tell them, they had confidence in me that it would be fun and something they would enjoy. We would play a game, I was to give them a hint and they would guess. What Bread did would only work if the kids trusted him. Having Tony and the security detail, helped.
