Once upon a time, a priest and a nun found themselves trapped in the midst of a blizzard. As the snow swirled around them, they stumbled upon a deserted cabin and sought refuge in its welcoming embrace.
Inside, they discovered a sleeping bag, a cozy bed, and a pile of warm blankets. Being a true gentleman, the priest graciously offered the bed to the nun while he settled for the sleeping bag, knowing that their safety and comfort were of utmost importance.
As the night deepened and the cold seeped into their bones, the nun called out to the priest, “Father, father, I’m so cold!” Concerned for her well-being, the priest promptly rose from his makeshift bed and added another blanket to the nun’s cozy nest. “Is that better, sister?” he inquired with genuine care. “Oh, yes, father. That’s much better,” she gratefully replied.
Just as the priest was about to drift off into slumber, he was once again awakened by the nun’s plaintive cry, “Father, I’m still cold!” With a sigh, the priest mustered his energy and placed yet another blanket upon her, ensuring she was snug and secure in the bed. “Is that warmer, sister?” he asked, compassion filling his voice. “Yes, father. Thank you. I’m much warmer,” she murmured gratefully.
The priest settled back into his sleeping bag, feeling the pull of drowsiness tugging at his eyelids. However, his peaceful respite was short-lived as the nun’s voice pierced through the stillness once more, “Father, father, I’m just so cold!” This time, the priest paused, contemplating the situation at hand. In the depths of their isolation, with no one else to bear witness to their actions, he proposed a daring idea.
“Sister, here in the midst of this blizzard, far away from prying eyes, let us behave as if we were married, just for this night,” the priest suggested. The nun pondered his words for a fleeting moment, her curiosity getting the better of her. Finally, she responded tentatively, “Okay, father. For tonight, let us pretend to be married.”
With a sly grin, the priest retorted, “Alright then, get up and fetch your own darned blanket, you cheeky nun!” And with a mischievous twinkle in his eye, he rolled over and surrendered himself to sleep, leaving the nun chuckling softly to herself.
In the quiet cabin, amidst the howling blizzard, their shared laughter echoed, providing a momentary respite from the harsh realities of their situation. And though the night was cold and unforgiving, the warmth of their camaraderie kept their spirits aflame, offering solace and a touch of lightheartedness in the face of adversity.
For the priest and the nun, in that frozen cabin, their bond grew stronger, and the memory of that extraordinary night would forever be their secret, a cherished tale passed down through the ages.
Once upon a time, in the wild west, a brave cowboy decided to purchase a horse from a preacher. Little did he know, this horse was unlike any other. The preacher warned the cowboy, “This isn’t a regular horse. I’ve taught him special commands.”
Curiosity piqued, the cowboy listened intently as the preacher revealed the secret. “To make him run, you must say ‘Hallelujah!’ And to make him stop, you must say ‘Amen’.” The cowboy thanked the preacher, exchanged the money, and embarked on his new journey with his extraordinary horse.
Eager to test out his new steed, the cowboy saddled up and mounted the horse. With a burst of excitement, he kicked his heels and shouted, “Heyahh!” Yet, to his surprise, the horse stood still, refusing to budge. Remembering the preacher’s words, the cowboy confidently declared, “Hallelujah!”
As if touched by a divine force, the horse suddenly bolted into a full-throttle run, leaving the cowboy gripping the reins for dear life. Panic set in as the horse showed no signs of slowing down, racing straight toward the edge of a daunting cliff. Desperately, the cowboy yelled, “Stop! Woah!” but the horse paid no heed.
With danger looming near, the cowboy found himself face-to-face with his mortality. In a last-ditch effort, he turned to prayer, desperately seeking divine intervention. “God, save my soul and forgive my sins. Amen.” Magically, and just inches away from the cliff’s edge, the horse came to an abrupt halt.
Overwhelmed with relief and gratitude, the cowboy couldn’t contain his joy. With a triumphant shout, he exclaimed, “Hallelujah!”
Sometimes, in life’s most perilous moments, it takes a miracle to save the day. This cowboy’s tale serves as a reminder that even in the face of danger, faith and divine intervention can overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.
It was early this morning when Bernard Hill died. He was in a lot of big hits, like Boys from the Black Stuff and Gandhi.
His agent, Lou Coulson, told the BBC today that he had died tragically, and tributes to the star are already coming in.
Hill played Captain Edward Smith in Titanic, the movie that won an Oscar in 1997.
After that, he played King Théoden in the Lord of the Rings movies.
Barb Dickson wrote on X, “It makes me very sad to hear about Bernard Hill’s death.”
“We worked together on the great show John Paul George Ringo and Bert Willy Russell from 1974 to 1975.”
“A truly wonderful actor. It was an honor to have met him. Benny, rest in peace.”
He was called a “incredible talent” by the BBC, and he “blazed a trail across the screen” during his career.
The head of BBC Drama, Lindsay Salt, said, “Bernard Hill blazed a trail across the screen, and his long career filled with iconic and remarkable roles is a testament to his incredible talent.”
“We are very proud to have worked with Bernard at the BBC on shows like Boys from the Black Stuff, Wolf Hall, The Responder, and many more.” At this sad time, our thoughts are with his family and friends.
Bernard grew up in Manchester and went to school at the Manchester Polytechnic School of Drama.
As Police Constable Cluff in the Granada TV show Crown Court in 1976, he had his first TV role.
After that, he played Yosser Hughes on Alan Bleasdale’s BBC show Boys from the Blackstuff.
In theater, Hill has also played the lead in “The Cherry Orchard” and “A View from the Bridge.”
Around the middle of the 1990s, Hill started to show up in movies more often.
Before he played Captain Edward J. Smith in Titanic, his first big role was in The Ghost and the Darkness.
In The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Hill played King Théoden of Rohan.
He came back to the series for The Return of the King in 2003. It won 11 Oscars, including best picture and best director for Sir Peter.
Online, Lord of the Rings fans remembered him. One said he was “the man responsible for the most iconic scene in cinematic history” during a battle scene where he rode to Gondor, the trilogy’s made-up kingdom.
Martin Freeman stars in the BBC drama The Responder, and Hill was set to return to TV next Sunday in the second season.
Hill was a huge Manchester United fan outside of work. In 2019, the University of East Anglia gave him an honorary degree.
The late actor was married to American actress Marianna Hill, who was best known for her roles in Westerns like El Condor and High Plains Drifter.
Their son was named Gabriel, and they had a daughter together.
Before his tragic death, Bernard and Marianna lived in Suffolk, England.
Susan Backlinie, an actress and stuntwoman who played the first person eaten by the shark in Jaws, has died.
Backlinie passed away at home in Ventura, California, on Saturday. She was 77 years old.
Matthew Templeton, her convention agent, told The Daily Jaws that the news was true.
“It is with heartfelt regret to confirm our beloved Susan passed away this morning,” he said.
“We want to thank everyone who sent their condolences at this time.
“Please respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time.”
She was best known for her role as Chrissie Watkins in Steven Speilberg’s 1975 movie Jaws.
It was when she was 28 years old that the nationally ranked swimmer and professional diver played the victim of skinny-dipping.
For a while, Backlinie worked with animals and water before the movie found her.
The stunt woman worked as a mermaid at Florida’s Weeki Wachee Springs tourist attraction and had done work with many wild animals, such as a tiger and a bear.
Backlinie was going after her first movie because she knew Spielberg would be interested in something no other actress could offer.
“If you hire me, you might get close-ups of the stunt itself.” He told the director, “If you hire an actress, she’ll have to cover her face.”
“I went to stunts to find the perfect stuntwoman, and Susan was up to the task,” Spielberg wrote in Laurent Bouzerau’s book Spielberg: The First Ten Years.
Backlinie talked about what Spielberg told her before they filmed the famous scene in an interview in 2017.
“The first thing he said to me was, ‘When your scene is done, I want everyone under the seats with the popcorn and the bubblegum,’” she told The Post.
A lot of people have paid tribute to the actress and stuntwoman on social media, with a lot of focus on her role in Jaws.
“Susan was a loving and kind person, and the Jaws community will miss her very much,” said Jeffrey Kramer, who also played Susan on the show.
“She has a special place in our hearts.”
One fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “Rest in peace to Susan Backlinie. Her Chrissie Watkins in ‘Jaws’ had the most memorable tug on the leg in movie history.”
Another fan said, “She has to go down in movie history,” and a third said, “She did an unbelievable job that made the whole world afraid of the ocean.”
A lot of people have said nice things about her, like “scream queen legend” and “class act.”
One man even said that her role helped him with his lifelong job of looking for sharks.
“Susan will be remembered forever and immortalized as the first victim of the great white shark of Jaws fame,” the fan wrote on The Daily Jaws when they reported her death.
“As a kid of 11, it made me interested in GW sharks for some reason.”
“Now 61, I have cage dived in South Africa and Australia recording over 29 different GW sharks, rip Susan, thank you, Susan.”
A woman was called to what she was told was “the scene of a fatal accident”, the victim being her boyfriend.
But her surprise was huge: as soon as she got there she saw the man “rise from the dead” and ask her to marry him.
It all happened in Nigeria where a man filed a completely out-of-print marriage proposal. He was helped by his friends, staged a fatal accident, and then called his girlfriend to the scene.
The woman was shocked and desperate to see the love of her life lying on the ground, motionless and with fake blood all around him.
After a few dramatic moments in which she screamed and mourned her boyfriend, the man got up, smiled, and asked her to marry him.
It took the woman a few moments to recover from the shock, but eventually, she too began to smile and accepted the request.
Do you have a $2 bill tucked away in your drawer or wallet for good luck? Well, it’s time to take a closer look at those bills, as they may be worth more than you think.
U.S. Currency Auctions estimates that uncirculated $2 bills from 1890 could sell for at least $4,500, and uncirculated bills from nearly every year between 1862 and 1917 for at least $1,000. The auction site reports that collectors offer these rates depending on factors such as printing method and location.
Newer bills could also have significant value, as a $2 bill printed in 2003 sold at an auction for $2,400 in 2022. This particular bill had a very low serial number for the 2003 series and was sold through Heritage Auctions, the largest numismatic auction house in the world. It was later resold for $4,000.
Is the $2 bill rare?
The Federal Reserve reported that in 2022, the number of $2 bills in circulation amounted to 1.5 billion, a small fraction of the total $54.1 billion of currency circulated that year.
About the $2 bill
The front of the current version of the $2 bill features the face of Thomas Jefferson, the primary author of the Declaration of Independence. On the back, there is a portrait of the signing of that document.
The $2 bill has a negative reputation due to superstitions and its association with illegal activities like voter bribery. The U.S. Treasury attempted to popularize the bill in the early 20th century, but it turned out to be a failure. As a result, the government stopped issuing new twos for a period of time.
The bill was reintroduced in 1976 as the United States approached its bicentennial and is still in circulation today
Kate Middleton returned home to Windsor to a warm greeting from her family, having finally left The London Clinic following abdominal surgery. The Princess of Wales spent nearly two weeks at a central London private hospital and will now heal at the family’s Adelaide Cottage home.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were believed to have given her a warm greeting, similar to how the three royal children were greeted by the entire country were born.
However, when William and Kate’s eldest son and future king, Prince George, was born, Kate Middleton was more than just overjoyed. In fact, when she was about to expose him to the world for the first time, the princess was said to be scared of what might happen.
Kate Middleton has returned home after spending two weeks at the London Clinic following her scheduled stomach surgery.
She will now heal at her and Prince William’s Windsor residence, Adelaide Cottage, and spend time with their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
Kate Middleton recovers at home after surgery.
“The Princess of Wales has returned to Windsor to continue her recovery from surgery.” “She is making good progress,” Kensington Palace said in a statement issued on Monday. “The Prince and Princess wish to say a huge thank you to the entire team at The London Clinic, especially the dedicated nursing staff, for the care they have provided.”
The press release continued: “The Wales family continues to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from around the world.”
“Based on the current medical advice, she is unlikely to return to public duties until after Easter.”
Prince William was alleged to have paid almost daily visits to his wife when she was in The London Clinic. However, rumors indicate that neither Prince George nor his two siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, paid their mother a visit.
Kate is finally home and can spend quality time with her children. She received a warm welcome from George, Charlotte, and Louis. According to US Magazine, the three children have been quite hands-on since their mother returned home, despite not having seen her in the hospital.
According to a source, “They’ve all made her some ‘get well soon’ cards along with some of her favourite snacks.”
Kate Middleton left the private clinic earlier this week via a private exit, the same one she reportedly used to arrive there several weeks ago.
Kate Middleton recalls “terrifying” moment after giving birth to George
Meanwhile, King Charles used the main exit when he left The London Clinic after undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate.
Kate isn’t shy of the spotlight; as a royal, that would surely be challenging.
Despite this, there have been other times when she has apparently found it “terrifying.”
In July 2013, William and Kate welcomed their firstborn son, George. The world was waiting for the exciting announcement that he had been born, not only because it was a royal baby but a future king.
Outside of the Lindo Wing in Paddington in London, just hours after he was born, Prince George made his first public appearance in front of a huge crowd. But leaving the hospital was, according to Kate, “terrifying.”
Speaking on Giovanna Fletcher’s podcast Happy Mum, Happy Baby, the Princess of Wales was asked how it was to welcome a life into this world while she knew there were thousands of people wanting to know about it and to see the young boy.
“Yeah, slightly terrifying, slightly terrifying, I’m not going to lie. I like to decompartmentalize – what’s the word – compartmentalize, yes, the whole thing.” She also explained that she decided to follow in her late mother-in-law Diana’s footsteps and pose on the hospital steps with her little bundle of joy, as per the Mirror.
Everyone had been so supportive, and both William and I were really conscious that this was something that everyone was excited about, and you know we’re hugely grateful for the support that the public had shown us, and actually for us to be able to share that joy and appreciation with the public, I felt was really important.”
“I was really desperate to get home”
The Princess of Wales continued, “But equally it was coupled with a newborn baby, inexperienced parents, and the uncertainty of what that held, so there were all sorts of mixed emotions.”
Further, Fletcher asked Kate if she remembered how long she had between giving birth to George and later posing on the Lindo Wing steps.
“Oh my gosh, I can’t remember. Everything goes in a bit of a blur,” Kate replied.
She concluded, “I think, yeah, I did stay in hospital overnight. I remember it was one of the hottest days and nights with huge thunderstorms, so I didn’t get a huge amount of sleep, but George did, which was really great. I was keen to get home because, for me, being in hospital, I had all the memories of being in hospital because of being sick so it wasn’t a place I wanted to hang around in. So, I was really desperate to get home and get back to normality.”
Prince George’s birth was, of course, a huge happening, and just like for anyone, knowing the newborn’s name is always exciting. And when it comes to future kings, it sure is something special.
The royal children at the top of the line of succession typically have three or more names. For example, Charles is named Charles Philip Arthur George, William is named William Arthur Philip Louis, and the late queen was named Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.
Prince George’s name was picked with help of family dog
The same goes for William and Kate’s three children: George Alexander Louis, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, and Louis Arthur Charles.
“The further down the line of succession, the more likely you are to have a more unique or untraditional name,” Carolyn Harris, author of Raising Royalty: 1,000 Years of Royal Parenting, said.
Thirdly, the monarch always gets to know what the name will be before it is announced. However, Queen Elizabeth – and, in the future, King Charles – didn’t have to approve the name the parents chose.
When Prince George was born, picking a name was tough, not least because it was their first child. Therefore, Prince William and Kate Middleton decided to do it in an un-royal fashion.
William and Kate struggled to choose the name for their firstborn son. However, they came up with a solution in the picking process. According to the Times, the Prince and Princess of Wales brought in their dog, Lupo, who helped them choose from the list of possible contenders.
After putting all the possible names on scraps of paper and spreading them on their floor, they let Lupo in and watched which piece of writing he went up to. The English cocker spaniel picked George, and the case was closed.
Kate Middleton got sick when pregnant with George – “rotten” condition put her in hospital
Sadly, Lupo passed away in 2020.
“Very sadly, our dear dog, Lupo, passed away. He has been at the heart of our family for the past nine years, and we will miss him so much,” William and Kate shared on social media.
Not long after the Wales family says goodbye to Lupo, they welcomed a new cocker spaniel puppy, Orla, into their lives. Prince William and Princess Kate decided to adopt Orla from James Middleton, Kate’s brother, and have been a beloved family member ever since. George, Charlotte, and Louis have a best friend on four legs who will see the children grow up for many years.
While Kate found it “terrifying” when George was born, the pregnancy was also challenging.
In 2012, when she was pregnant with their firstborn son, she was diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum, which is acute morning sickness. She had to go to the hospital, an experience she recalled as “rotten.”
Kate had the same experience when pregnant with Charlotte and Louis, and in 2014, she had to cancel a royal tour because of her diagnosis.
Last year, during a visit to the Orchards Centre in Kent, the Princess of Wales decided to open up about her experience with acute morning sickness.
“I was really sick”
As reported by Express, Kate spoke to a father whose wife went through the same thing and told him: “I went through that. I know what that feels like.”
In 2020, Kate Middleton was a guest on Giovanna Fletcher’s podcast Happy Mum, Happy Baby, speaking on her condition.
“[It was] utterly rotten. I was really sick,” she said. “I wasn’t eating the things I should be eating and yet the body was still able to take all the goodness from my body and to grow new life, which I think is fascinating.”
“William didn’t feel he could do much to help and it’s hard to see you’re suffering without actually being able to do anything about it.”
Kate Middleton added that she “quite liked” labor because she had felt bad during her pregnancy.
“Because actually, it was an event that I knew there was going to be an ending to,” she explained. “But I know some people have really, really difficult times, so it’s not for everybody. No pregnancy is the same, no birth is the same.”
Moreover, Kate began meditating and deep breathing – which helped.
“I saw the power of it really, the meditation and the deep breathing and things like that, that they teach you in hypnobirthing, when I was really sick,” she said. “I got very bad morning sickness, so I’m not the happiest of pregnant people.”
The podcast host Giovanna Fletcher later asked, “Have you had it every time or just the first time?”
“Yes, unfortunately,” Kate responded. “Lots of people have it far, far worse, but it was definitely a challenge. Not just for me but also for your loved ones around you – and I think that’s the thing – being pregnant and having a newborn baby and things like that, impacts everybody in the family.”
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Fitness model turned addict who became homeless Loni Willison is holding “Baywatch” actor Jeremy Jackson, her ex-husband, accountable for her decline in mental health.
The 39-year-old Willison, who has been seen searching through dumpsters in California throughout the years, was questioned where her life went wrong in an interview that was released on Friday by X17 Online.
“My ex-husband. Getting married. At least I got divorced,” she replied. “He set everything up to do this to me.”
2014 saw the turbulent breakup of the pair, who had been married for less than two years.
Jackson allegedly tried to choke Willison during an inebriated altercation. Jackson was contacted by The Post for a response.
After modeling for magazines including Flavour, Iron Man, and Glam Fit in the past, Willison vanished from the public eye for almost four years, until 2018.
Rather than her flawlessly bronzed figure and beautiful blonde hair, Willison reappeared with short hair, unkempt appearance, and missing upper teeth.
Willison stated that her stomach hurts “really bad” and that she is “in a lot of pain” during the interview on Friday.
She insisted that since she was “electrocuted” daily for almost a year, she “can’t live inside anywhere” and that she is no longer able to be around electricity.
“I think because [I pick] up on the electricity, I also pick up on other things, like certain chemicals or batteries, or fuses, like wire, different types of metals. So I think my body even filters that kind of stuff,” she explained.
“I’m not sure exactly, I’d have to go through a big X-ray, sonogram machine or something to see that. It’s pretty intense.”
Willison said, “There’s nothing that anybody can offer me,” in response to a question about whether she had requested the city of Los Angeles for assistance. Nothing can be done to assist.
She stated she has received offers of assistance but has never asked for it.
While explaining that she’s “not necessarily” happy with her life’s path, she noted: “There’s good parts and there’s bad parts, but whatever.”
Her severely injured fingers were also noted by the interviewer. Willison reassured him, “I’ll be fine,” when he advised that she have them examined.
In a 2018 interview, Willison talked about her problems with energy to the Daily Mail. She said at the time that she was addicted to crystal meth and was “getting tortured in my home, my apartment.”
The 42-year-old Jackson has been candid about his personal struggles with drug, steroid, and alcohol addiction.
Jackson entered into a plea agreement in 2017 to serve jail time for allegedly stabbing a woman in Los Angele
Carrie Underwood caused a sensation online with her high-slit metallic gown, which exposed her legs. Although public opinion on the star’s attire ranged from criticism to admiration, it did not detract from the prestige of the event, which Underwood went to honor a friend’s significant milestone.
Carrie Underwood, an iconic performer, appeared at the Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala on June 13. Wearing a one-of-a-kind and eye-catching metallic dress, Underwood left jaws dropping as she stood on the red carpet among fellow music industry pals and performers. However, not everyone was impressed with what she wore.
Underwood looked stunning in an all-silver ensemble, wearing a handmade sleeveless metallic bodice with a beautiful skirt. Rouched and bunched at the front, the lower half of her dress displayed her toned legs, while the back dropped to the floor.
She teamed her meticulously made outfit with similar strap heels and accessorized with amazing jewelry, including two necklaces, dangling earrings, bracelets, and stunning diamond rings.
Underwood attended the distinguished event as an honored guest to celebrate the brilliant songwriters who were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Hillary Lindsey, her beloved friend and cowriter, was one of the inductees, which she boasted about in a carousel post she shared online.
“Had the best night celebrating Hillary Lindsey and many other incredible songwriters and artists last night […] It was so cool to have so many genres represented in one place! And, of course, being there for my girl, Hillary, was a true joy! There is no one who deserves it more!” Underwood penned.
The “Jesus, Take the Wheel” singer also had praise for her friend, “I am SO proud of my friend and cowriter for the mark she has made on music and I am beyond blessed to have learned so much from her over the years. Cheers to Hillary and to all the inductees!!!”
Upon seeing pictures of Underwood on the red carpet where she posed alongside other heavy hitters in the industry like Nile Rodgers, Keith Urban, Clive Davis, and Diane Warren, people flooded social media platforms with opinions.
The majority of AmoMama readers felt that Underwood’s look was lackluster and unflattering. “Surely, she has better taste than THAT!!!” exclaimed one of our readers.
Another commented, “The dress is not flattering,” while someone who was completely taken aback wrote, “What was she thinking?” Diverting their focus on how Underwood’s legs looked, an AmoMama reader asserted, “She should hide those legs is all I can say.” Echoing the sentiment another chimed in with, “Not pretty legs!”
Amid the critique Underwood received, however, some readers came to her defense, complimenting her appearance, including her legs. “Strongest legs in country music,” one commended, and another simply gushed, “Beautiful ❤️.”
Regardless of what some may think of Underwood’s look, specifically as it pertains to her metallic dress, the garment appears to be popular as the same design has been worn before, by a model.
The official Instagram account of the designer brand, Rafik Zaki, who made Underwood’s dress, shared images of model and influencer Kenzy Mamdouh wearing the widely debated gown.
According to the brand’s caption accompanying their carousel post, eccentric designs are their specialty. “wearable art is our philosophy #rafikzakidesigns,” penned the account.
Aside from discussions revolving around Underwood’s Rafik Zaki designer dress, other people were simply happy to see the Oklahoma native at the event. A few lucky fans even got to meet her, one of whom took to Instagram to boast about their encounter.
An actress and model died when she was hit by a fast-moving car on the highway while she was fixing her car’s wheel.
The 22-year-old Kamylla Cristina Rosa de Oliveira was stopped on the shoulder of the GO-217 highway in Piracanjuba, which is in the state of Goias in Brazil.
The terrible thing that happened happened when Kamylla and two of her friends were in the car that started having problems.
The driver told the Goias Military Police that one of the front wheels felt funny.
They got out of the car on the highway and stopped to look into the problem.
They found that some of the bolts that held the wheels in place were missing when they looked more closely.
It is not clear if someone was trying to steal the wheel and got scared when some of the bolts were taken off, or if they had just come loose and fallen off.
Sometime while Kamylla was working on fixing the wheel, she was hit by another car.
It’s sad that she died at the scene.
The person driving the car that was said to be going too fast did not stop and drove off.
The model was hit by a car that Kamylla’s friends were unable to provide police with information about.
It was only said that it was a car going in the same direction as them.
Laura Teixeira, Kamylla’s friend, wrote on social media, “We REFINED setting up our long-awaited agency.”
Do you think I told you enough times that I loved you, friend? “My God, I’m in so much pain.”
It was said by another friend, “Whenever I think of you, I will remember how happy and bright you were.”
“Now you will make the angels happy, rest in beautiful peace and may God comfort the whole family.”
The police are still looking into how the star died.
