Twenty Eight Feet: life on a little wooden boat

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Angel Filleaudeau

May 21, 2014 at 5:18 am — Reply

Enjoy your life.I agree with you. God is always with you. You could also make money by teaching people with your story on how to live one’s life with what you have. Thank-you for sharing.

P.S. And the music is great!

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