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thank you!!! 🐶❤❤❤❤

thank you! 🥰

Northern Waterthrush?

indeed, an amazing figure in history! 🙂

Debería ser santo

yep.. but this time Panda was very brave and didn't try to escape. 😉

haha exactly 😂

Thank you a lot!!! Your comment made me and Panda smile!!! 🥰🥰🥰

You are right! She chose happiness. 🥰

Thank you for your comment. I've only watched the movie. As I research the illustrations of the author I can see that she liked to draw devils. Who knows her real mind.

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Obama is a Japanese town

Obama is a Japanese town

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@@1.Nika.1 Wow amazing! Thanks!

You are welcome! You can subscribe if you like! :)

Tell him love you?

Uniejów 😉

exactly, I had an excellent flight!! ☺

just corrected, thank you

Okiiiii 😄

it is natural water from underground which includes sulfur.😊

I also feel something special when I listen to that. 🥰

Common dear, maybe he's missed the last train. There's another possiblity that he lost his memory, was in a coma, in a jail for selling the water from spring. 🤷‍♀️

Winnie kissed Jesse when she was ten, and Jesse was 104 lmao, this is basically child grooming. And also Winnie just developed stockholme syndrome

Romeo and Juliet vibes? 🤣

If you've ever seen the movie Death Becomes Her in that movie 2 women drink potion that keeps them from aging and to live forever. Well long story short at the end of the movie they both fall down stairs and their their entire bodies fall apart including their heads coming off. But they are still alive and can talk to each other.

@@crystalsnow1138 Oh how lovely haha

thank you!!

happy to hear! I live in Poland and you?

Poland 🙂

Please explain more what exactly undermines the message. I want to know your opinion. 🙂 greetz

@@1.Nika.1 the point of the book is that immortality was a curse, not a blessing. And all the Tucks were fundamentally unhappy and stuck in or out of life. The youngest son was trying to pull someone else into it to make it easier for him, not better for her. In the book, the Tucks are the tragic ones, and the girl is the heroic one because she escapes their fate and chooses to face death and live a normal life. This subverts that by making the immortal family the happy and balanced ones and her missing out on it a tragic romance and missed opportunity that's the fault of the crazy normies who won't accept them.

Also in the book she's, like, ten years old and he's 102. So you've essentially got an emotionally immature centenarian grooming a ten year old to become his immortal love puppet. It's a bit like the vampires in Interview with the Vampire. It doesn't go that way, of course, because the family stops him and helps her see sense, and it's a kids' book, not an Anne Rice novel. But it reminded me of it.

I see, a good point actually!!

@@1.Nika.1 thanks, I appreciate that!