On the road to fame, wishes on stars, thanks to me, and veterans like me.Crazy by military time served, nuts to some, not normal, or ordinary.What about you? You don’t need anyone’s approval: Live your life and do what makes you happy.

Because The Twilight Zone has been invoked in the Kavenaugh hearings, I'll offer this: my father believed in decency, integrity and justice. Had he written this, I  assure you--there would indeed be a further FBI investigation along with  some cosmic justice.Mother, Girl,.Be the best bee positive in process.. Lucky bets, lucky dreams, lovers and haters, hats to wear, over time and space. “It is time the people find God, get it together and be cool.”On the road to fame, wishes on stars, thanks to me, and veterans like me.Crazy by military time served, nuts to some, not normal, or ordinary.What about you? You don’t need anyone’s approval: Live your life and do what makes you happy.



Because The Twilight Zone has been invoked in the Kavenaugh hearings, I'll offer this: my father believed in decency, integrity and justice. Had he written this, I  assure you--there would indeed be a further FBI investigation along with  some cosmic justice.

“When we learn important things, to not publish is a political act,” said Dean Baquet, executive editor of The New York Times. On “The Daily,” he discussed the role of journalists, lessons from the 2016 election and how we’re approaching 2020.

.Views to exchange on "Merchant of Venice" movie 2004. The red hat part was a thing of the past, but it did not change the man or the man that played a part of a frog, and had his day in court, and it was a surprise in stored for him at the end. Steven Jay Jarrot, nor his kids Charles Jarrot or Rachel Jarrot, do not  know enough of the Jewish history completely just the parts that make them look better to the disable and the young. Nor does Sheri Jarrot or the old lady in La Quinta in Paradise for the seasons, Sima Jarrot, just the kind of white people that would like to believe they are better than the blacks.

Mexicans and the working classes. Lessons are needed in the people that have red blood, and lack of natural hair on head, and the crowd that lives in a RV for life, the hag fag in Upland, and the other one that is a cow to buffalo in Colorado part of the time. This is my wish for them to grow and change the parts that are dirty and mean and nasty, see that we are all the same, and labels are projections most of the time, and a cystal ball is not needed to tell them that they are twisted, and crazy is not a word for the insane views that  they have on truth and honesty:have of cows and buffalo, and their positions as frogs now and later if expands are not done in the hood, or pond with pads for us all, if we choose to live there.

 On the road to fame, wishes on stars, thanks to me, and veterans like me.Crazy by military time served, nuts to some, not normal, or ordinary.What about you? You don’t need anyone’s approval: Live your life and do what makes you happy.

Your luck is in, blue stars shooting, bright lights on the dark side of the moon, Stars of David, nice shades of blue, on the seas of chances to take.Rachel Jarrot on Prezi-gifts from the gods, stars of rock or clay.King Watch: Walks in the parks, lions in packs, king rites.Lights, Love, Lust, Lucky Breaks, Good Times Toads, Faces In The Crowds.

“When we learn important things, to not publish is a political act,” said Dean Baquet, executive editor of The New York Times. On “The Daily,” he discussed the role of journalists, lessons from the 2016 election and how we’re approaching 2020.

Who Let The Dawgs Out?Steven Jay Jarrot, and the happy RV Camper and more? Have the scars to prove what a trying time it was to live though 2013, and May was the worst month in my life, just thankful for still being alive to tell the story again and again, and hope that the lights are now on, and will stay that way, and crazy is not the word for it here.Lights, Love, Lust, Lucky Breaks, Good Times Toads, Faces In The Crowds.

“When we learn important things, to not publish is a political act,” said Dean Baquet, executive editor of The New York Times. On “The Daily,” he discussed the role of journalists, lessons from the 2016 election and how we’re approaching 2020.