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through selfless caringhonest christian charitybrought peace to the poorwith honour we recognisethe nun who became a saint Anjezë Gonxhe BojaxhiuMother Mary Teresa BojaxhiuSaint Teresa of Calcutta 26 August 19105 September 1997
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Ancient Egyptian Mummies Had magic in every bone Passed down to all the Mummies The world has ever known When you have a question Nobody could possibly understand Mummies can give an answer With a simple wave of their hand Where do you go when you're hurt Or when everything has gone wrong Only Mummy … Continue reading Children’s Rhyme: The Magic Of Mummies
I decided to have some fun Testing a theory my own way I called someone my little vole They slapped me to next Tuesday I asked another person How do you feel about Levo? I think they misheard me cos for 30 minutes we discussed Devo I met a beautiful foreign woman … Continue reading Order is Important
The Twisting Tail 