Do you believe in magic?
I believe in magic. Do you?
Do you believe in magic? I believe in magic. Do you?
It is magical to wake up and see unicorns and rainbows outside of my brick tile window. It is magical to see 10 more unicorns and rainbows and chickens with unicorn horns like the unicorns. Wow what a unicorn day.
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Angelina F. Thomas
I am a very beautiful mother of mixed daughters with expensive taste. I hope and pray to my Abba father that my wishful thinking and my ability to dream huge truly pays off. So be it. Amen.
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Chicken with unicorn horns would be quite the sight. I'd like that. Well done.