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Three reasons why the missionaries love Sister Knudsen. Real Bread! With a crust and with a tooth. It comes with Homemade strawberry jam. A... -
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The "Lucy" star is YOUR'S Paige! Email me at kurtwknudsen@gmail.com so I know where I should shoot the star. Below is the win...
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Saying "See you later" is much easier than saying "Goodbye" or "God be with you 'til we meet again". But ... -
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Fun to see your ever day surroundings!
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