Star wars characters be strong be brave be humble be badass poster

Those always left Cristy in tears. If you’re planning on going to the store today, have mercy on these two people who have not slept a wink. Star wars characters be strong be brave be humble be badass poster. They might have more love to offer than food at the moment. Thanks so much to everyone who contributed to the fundraiser. It’s just shy of one million dollars. That’s a lot of money. But more importantly that’s a lot of peace. These two needed a miracle. They’ve kept fighting. They never stopped believing it would come, and because of your generosity– it’s been given to them. So thank you.

Star wars characters be strong be brave be humble be badass poster

Veteran sometimes I look back on my life i’m still alive poster

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Dear guitar thanks for always clearing my head poster

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Country girl from her cowboy boots to her clown home roots poster

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Personalized drum without music recording studio poster

Last week we received a visit from one of our favorite customers. Her name was Janet. And she walked right in the front door– which surprised me. Because it wasn’t something she’d normally do. Janet usually ate her meals alone in the back, away from the other customers. Personalized drum without music recording studio poster. But on this day she seemed to be excited about something. She walked straight up to the register, and leaned over the counter. ‘I’m in remission!’ she shouted. And immediately I started to cry. I thought back to the day that I’d first met Janet. It was just a few weeks after we’d opened the restaurant. And we were having one of those days when it felt like nothing was going to work. We hadn’t had a customer all day. I was working all alone in the kitchen, and I was feeling depressed.