I usually leave mine in the car but it's actually a smooth move on Cathy's part 'cause she can use it to blog those harmful UV rays. Mary statues are like an SPF one hundred! **** I never call Mary by her first name it feels disrespectful. I always call her blessed mother except for this one time. But my word verification is blesid so I retract my "Mary" to say Blessed Mother.
I hear she wears it on a chain, around her neck, so it doesn't get away from her when she's in the waves. Sorta like a Miraculous Medal. A really LARGE Mir. Med.
I usually leave mine in the car but it's actually a smooth move on Cathy's part 'cause she can use it to blog those harmful UV rays. Mary statues are like an SPF one hundred!
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I never call Mary by her first name it feels disrespectful. I always call her blessed mother except for this one time. But my word verification is blesid so I retract my "Mary" to say Blessed Mother.
- I can't get by with anything.
I hear she wears it on a chain, around her neck, so it doesn't get away from her when she's in the waves. Sorta like a Miraculous Medal. A really LARGE Mir. Med.
ReplyDeletebtw, it leaves a really cool tan mark.
I'm telling you The Virgin kept me from being stung to death by jellyfish in the Texas Gulf!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGette and Belinda-ROFL!
That's my technique, Gette! It keeps Rainbow Sash demonstrators away.
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