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I'm going to have to look for that. I thought I had proofed these chapters for those kind of mistakes, I'll be on my toes now. Thanks
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And there will be squabbles as to whose dog is whose, maybe
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I think he was referring to his emotions. When he offers a boy to come and live with him, and the boy says no, he is hurt. I don't think that hes happened, yet.
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Frozen yogurt is okay. My favorite is vanilla. When I was a very young boy, there was a pharmacy that served ice cream, a come was 5 cents. I'm not sure what brand of ice cream, but it set the pattern for me. A rich vanilla flavored ice cream, no `1
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everyone loves ice cream, I don't know anyone who doesn't like ice cream, Do you?
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I knew I was going to lose this battle. It isn’t that I don’t like dogs, it’s just every boy will want one, and with the prospect of more boys, I’ll have more dogs than a local animal shelter. Let’s not think about Charlie’s horse. The contest was a good idea; I just needed a prize that would motivate that isn’t an animal. Maybe a bird, they could place it in a cage in the conservatory. No, on second thought, they would want a parrot. Fish now that would be something that would be easy to ca
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THANKS, now I know what a hangi is. Not sure I could eat the larva but definitely try the goat
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I think that is what he is afraid of.
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Really? No Great Danes? Yes, I love those dogs but can you imagine what a Great Dane would do among those boys. He would need a room of his own.
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I'm not sure, remember 'birds of a feather flock together'. Coming from the street where you had to depend on others for food and shelter, even having to sell yourself to live, is a tempering experience . I'd be so grateful, I'd practically worship my savior
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As it happened, they didn’t wake until they felt the bump when we landed. “We are almost home, boys.” With the plane parked, we were ready to get off. Jimmy handed each boy an egg croissant. Peter was there with the Limo. As soon as we cleared customs, I was surprised only to see Steven. “Where are the rest of the boys?” “They are waiting for you at home. Hi, I’m Steven.” As Steven introduced himself to the boys, they introduced themselves to Steven. The boys rode in the back. I rode
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I'm glad, you are a sensitive and feeling man
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Yes, I'm glad he was there for Harry
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Yes, and it will grow a lot faster soon, if Alex has his way
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You will have to bear with this old man. Your suggestion would take me to the last section of this story which would leave out some interesting interactions;.
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Gentlemen: I must apologize for this chapter. The inclusion of dogs was an error on my part. I write about two-three chapters ahead, and evidently I mixed up some of my future chapters. I have edited this chapter and if you check it, you'll find that the statement concerning the dogs, has been edited. My bad
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And he has only started. I find it interesting where a tragedy in one's life can lead. For Carleton, it leads to a life of passion for saving street boys.
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Yes, a little unusual but Carleton and Alex where there
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I'm glad you are liking this story. There is sadness, balance with joy, tears balanced with laughter. And best of all for me, my readers are taking an active part in this story. I may make it a book.
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I lik your sense of humor or is humour
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I think Carleton was talking about taking a vacation from his traveling. He feels Quilty about not spending more time with the boys
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It is not my intention to not post at least two chapters per day.
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That is a possibility All will be cleared, read on.
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Carleton makes an effort to give his attention to each boy. Wouldn't surprise me to see him build a school
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I would have liked to have met you. Your humor is very appreciated
