Prayer for positivity
Aug 05, 2009 by DJ Turner | 1 Comments
This comes from Hector:
pray a lot that i can
stop being too negative in my mind
and i can be more positive
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Bollywood News Feb 2, 2010 3:08am
Thanks Hector for the valuable words.