Not only was she super-intelligent, too intelligent for her own good, but that woman was one of the most gorgeous movie stars of that era. Absolutely breathtaking beauty.
I first heard about Frances when the movie with Jessica Lange came out. Up until then she had largely been forgotten. Such a beautiful woman. Her parents were real pieces of work. Sad they didn't try to understand her, that might have made a difference. She might have benefitted from a good private psychiatrist instead of being thrown into those hellhole mental institutions. At least she did some fulfilling things later in life when the dust settled. Enjoyed seeing the giant paintball. Safe travels. RIP Frances 💓🌄🕊️🌈💐
That was beautifully and respectfully done Jordan. I have felt sympathy and admiration for this poor lady ever since I first read Hollywood Babylon many many years ago. Like you, I hope her final years had some peace. There's an episode of the old television show "This Is Your Life" featuring Frances and it is painful to watch. When the host starts talking about her years in the asylum, you can clearly see that Frances is troubled and maybe embarrassed and it seems very inappropriate and sad. Anyway, wonderful vlog.
That episode of th is is your life was filled with inappropriate questions and she was treated very poorly by their host. Made me so angry and sad for Frances
Hollywood Babylon was a very fabricated account of Hollywood unfortunately.🫤 Great pictures from that book that got me started with the history dark side of Hollywood.
@@katmolina2627 Yes I know, but it was the book that first familiarized me with her and others. I still like the book, even if about 90% of it is fabricated.
Such a sad story about Frances. I remember watching her on Frances Farmer Presents and I believe I actually saw her at the Ayres Tea Room in Indianapolis. I was quite young then but she was an Indianapolis icon. Her home on College Avenue is about five minutes from where I currently live.
Really good video, excellent presentation, very informative, really cold editing. Francis was a very attractive woman. Mental health hospitals in those days would have been hell. Looking at cases its hard to tell if the person did have a mental health issue or she was a "difficult" woman because she stood her ground. She sounds like her parents used her as their cash cow. "This is your life", is really hard to watch, they were horrible to her for entertainment which is disgraceful. RIP Francis.
I found the ball of paint experience so exciting -- I don't know why. I think the human interaction with that interesting man is what made this experience so intriguing. I'll never forget it. Thank you, Jordan. Always trust your judgment.
Love that you’re doing these on “Middle America” the heart and soul of this beautiful country. You have a way of making so many people and things interesting and entertaining!
Jordan, May I just say you are the best at entertaining us....I truly believe that you are naturally gifted with this talent!! We LOVE you!!! Keep them coming!!! Bless you always sweet man!!!!
Such a beautiful strong willed soul. What a painful life.....she did live her dreams in between the sadness brought on by others and herself. Its good she found some peace and happiness towards the end of her years. Her parents.....less said the better.
I remember your original vlog of her. I had never known of her before that. Unbelievably sad and hellish. This, here, was very respectfully done. I love hearing your interest in these golden age actors and their lives. (Leif Erikson! The High Chaparral! I love him! Great screen presence.) Wonderful vlog.
Thank you Jordan for a lovely commentary on FrancesFarmer. Her short career and tragic life should not be forgotten. I am still so impressed with your knowledge and perspective for the classic Hollywood celebrities. You are wise beyond your years. 😊❤️☺️🥰☀️🦩🌴
Pretty crazy . I lived right down the road from where she is from 57-63 . I remember Francis Farmer Presents very well . I didn't even know she was out there . I know lots of people buried out there . RIP Francis
Nice video. I can see that your traveling companion doesn’t mind riding in a car. In fact, I think he finds it very relaxing, considering that every time you show him in the back seat, he’s sleeping.
Jordan, I was all ready to write a very sharply worded critique of this video - and then you said what needed to be said. And that is that much of Frances story is embellished. Yes, she had a nervous breakdown, yes, she was hospitalized. But was she REALLY lobotomized and gang raped? I first heard of Frances Farmer when I read "Hollywood Babylon" back in the 1970s as a teenager, then I learned they were making a movie with Jessica Lange - and my first thought was what a perfect choice to play Farmer. Lange looked MUCH like her. When I saw the movie, it was depressing - and very devastating. Mainly because I had thought the movie WAS in fact accurate as far as the hell she endured. Only years later did I learn a lot of what we thought happened never occurred. Right now, the best and quickest way to get that info is a podcast called "You Must Remember This" in which an episode was on Frances Farmer - and it's excellent. But just the same, you did a great job - very respectful and I feel very sincere and non-exploitative. Look, much of it was embellished, but that doesn't diminish what she DID endure - and the was not pretty. When you see her in one of her movies you see how she lit up the screen - she really had talent. But did she ever pay a price for it.
Congratulations on painting the Ball of Paint! That was so cool! As for Frances Farmer, it is terrible that her mother treated her the way she did, I believe that started her problems in life. She was a beautiful lady with so much pain inside. Back in her days, mental health was not treated well (at all). I am glad she had met her friends in Indianapolis. Thank you for sharing what really happened to her. RIP Frances Farmer.
That ball of paint was very cool to see. Such a sad life for Francis Farmer, but as always you did such a respectful job telling her story. Hugs to Jah!!❤
She was in the old Western State Hospital in Sedro Wooley, WA. My Mother was in there for awhile in the 1960's. Not anything near what Frances was there for. My mother had nightmares about that place for years. She said it was brutal and should be shut down. Over the years it was. It would not surprise me if Frances did have a lobotomy while she was there. The abandoned building still stands and has always been rumored to be haunted. People have claimed to hear screaming and such. I have driven past it many times, but would never go in that place!
So sad about Frances Farmer, acting in tough on gentle souls, mental institutions can do more harm than good, RIP Frances. The ball of paint was so cool, Ty for taking us there, must have been fun to paint it, love your trips, kisses to Jah🐾😎
Jordan, please consider doing a video about the extremely sad and tragic life of the late Hollywood starlet Barbara Payton. Many of the things that happened to her (much of them, of her own doing) were nothing short of horrific. Thank you for considering it.
Great vlog about Frances Farmer. Sad to hear about what kind of torture she went through. I remember growing up living next door to a sanitarium, reading about all the terrible things that went on in there. Sometimes those people would escape to our front yard. And there's an old video from the 1940s of that sanitarium which makes it look like a vacation getaway. It's now the Venice Police station on Culver blvd. here in L. A. Interesting about the world's largest ball of paint, I never heard of that before. Cool to see that you are now a part of that history. I Always love to see little Jah ❤❤❤
Hi Jordan 👋 good video she's from Washington State Seattle, I'm not related but she had issues living her personal life, her mother never thought she was good enough or was pretty, Kurt Cobain ex wife when they got married she wore the same dress that Frances Farmer wore as a wedding dress lol. She was one of a kind lol . Thanks for sharing the video. Stay safe and take care 😎 Rest in peace 🕊️ Frances Farmer.🙏😔
I was introduced to Frances Farmer from Kurt Cobain's song and learned of his interest in her life and looked her up myself and found her story very sad... this was very nicely done, Jordan.
It's really terrible how someone's life can be destroyed by parents. This has happened to non-famous people, too. Sometimes it's better for some people to have not been born.
Another excellent vlog!! Never new she had such a hard & difficult life. Very sad, sounded depressed and confused and I hope and pray her soul is free to rest now. Ty for sharing.
What a superb vlog! You have a unique filming style and delivery that makes us feel we are sitting in the car and actually sharing the journey with you. The Ball of Paint was great fun and your tribute to Frances Farmer was beautiful. It made us wonder if , had she been born later in the century (when psychiatric ailments were better understood) would she have enjoyed a quiet, more uneventful life. Many thanks Jordan for this vlog. On a lighter note, we wondered if Jessica went to the prom with the sign writer - we hope she did.
Frances Farmer will have her revenge on Seattle is one of the better tunes. Not the poppy, mainstream type song you got with Nevermind. Interesting story and Jessica Lange does a great job in the movie. Cheers. Great vlog.
Great video: She had electric shock and aloby of her brain at Camarillo State Hospital in Camarillo Ca. Her ghost still walks the old bldg's at that place and you can hear her cries. Today its a University.
You left a grape in Indiana. Lol. That was great! Such a sad story of Frances. I hope she rests in peace now. It was nice of you to pull over and let Jah have a little leg stretch. Looking forward to where we are going now. I know better than to ask. I'll just wait and see. You and Jah Stay safe and take care.
Jordan, Frances life took a turn when she had her abortion. The drinking didn't help her depressive condition! All she just wanted to do was the theatre and not movies! Such a sad life for a beautiful woman. Letting others control her life wasn't her life! God bless her, and may she R.I.P. 🙏🕊🙏💐🎥🎭🎥
Going through old DVDs and watching the final season of Warehouse 13 and in the second episode it has an artifact belonging to her. I had no idea who she is, was, so I am watching this to find out. Not what I was expecting at all when I clicked on the video - a travel guy telling about her - but it's been an interesting video. Glad he cleared up the thing about Palestine at the beginning too. All in all, though it took a while to get to the bio, but it was jam packed.
15:00 - Her abortion at her husbands behest - I never heard of this - at least it wasn't spotlighted in "Frances". I loved the acting and the dialogue in that movie, what I didn't like was that it was fictionalized with this fictitious character who was crushing on her starting from age 16 and never quite getting together with her, but popping up sporadically, forcing her husband to toss everything all over the housed, call her a whore and stomp out. It was stupid to make up scenarios about a real person, but it was well-written and devastatingly acted.
I agree with you, driving the old country roads has the all time best views and sometime you see the craziest things like a giant paint ball. Your a great painter, next time your in Fl. I'll invite you in to paint my house! J/K. Poor Francis, what a horrible life she had with no thanks to her parents. It was great that she finally had a career and friends and then to die young. Life just isn't fair to some people. If she were born today I bet her life would have been so different. Thanks Jordan.
Hi Jordan and Jah. I read a book about, or by, I can't remember, Frances Farmer. She did have a sad and mostly miserable life, BTW: the "real" Crossroads of America is in Vandalia, where US Rts. 25 and 40 intersect; there's even a sign to that effect. But who knows, there's probably one in every state. Stay safe my friend. PS, I think I like these vlogs more than the Hollywood ones, these are just so fascinating, the biggest paint ball for example. PSS, have you ever thought about going to Cahokia? I would love to go there, but maybe it's something you wouldn't be interested in. Take care
Not only was she super-intelligent, too intelligent for her own good, but that woman was one of the most gorgeous movie stars of that era. Absolutely breathtaking beauty.
I first heard about Frances when the movie with Jessica Lange came out. Up until then she had largely been forgotten. Such a beautiful woman. Her parents were real pieces of work. Sad they didn't try to understand her, that might have made a difference. She might have benefitted from a good private psychiatrist instead of being thrown into those hellhole mental institutions. At least she did some fulfilling things later in life when the dust settled. Enjoyed seeing the giant paintball. Safe travels. RIP Frances 💓🌄🕊️🌈💐
That was beautifully and respectfully done Jordan. I have felt sympathy and admiration for this poor lady ever since I first read Hollywood Babylon many many years ago. Like you, I hope her final years had some peace. There's an episode of the old television show "This Is Your Life" featuring Frances and it is painful to watch. When the host starts talking about her years in the asylum, you can clearly see that Frances is troubled and maybe embarrassed and it seems very inappropriate and sad. Anyway, wonderful vlog.
That episode of th is is your life was filled with inappropriate questions and she was treated very poorly by their host. Made me so angry and sad for Frances
Hollywood Babylon was a very fabricated account of Hollywood unfortunately.🫤
Great pictures from that book that got me started with the history dark side of Hollywood.
@@katmolina2627 Yes I know, but it was the book that first familiarized me with her and others. I still like the book, even if about 90% of it is fabricated.
Such a sad story about Frances. I remember watching her on Frances Farmer Presents and I believe I actually saw her at the Ayres Tea Room in Indianapolis. I was quite young then but she was an Indianapolis icon. Her home on College Avenue is about five minutes from where I currently live.
Really good video, excellent presentation, very informative, really cold editing.
Francis was a very attractive woman. Mental health hospitals in those days would have been hell. Looking at cases its hard to tell if the person did have a mental health issue or she was a "difficult" woman because she stood her ground. She sounds like her parents used her as their cash cow. "This is your life", is really hard to watch, they were horrible to her for entertainment which is disgraceful.
RIP Francis.
I found the ball of paint experience so exciting -- I don't know why. I think the human interaction with that interesting man is what made this experience so intriguing. I'll never forget it. Thank you, Jordan. Always trust your judgment.
Love that you’re doing these on “Middle America” the heart and soul of this beautiful country. You have a way of making so many people and things interesting and entertaining!
What happened to Frances was devastating. Such a sad story, Jordan, but you told it with understanding and empathy.
Such a tragic life ! Thank you Jordan, you presented her story with compassion.
“Not the famous one.” I’m glad you made the distinction. 😂
Very well presented Jordan. That poor woman. I hope she found peace in Heaven. The great big ball of paint....EXCELLENT!
Jordan, May I just say you are the best at entertaining us....I truly believe that you are naturally gifted with this talent!! We LOVE you!!! Keep them coming!!! Bless you always sweet man!!!!
Such a beautiful strong willed soul. What a painful life.....she did live her dreams in between the sadness brought on by others and herself. Its good she found some peace and happiness towards the end of her years. Her parents.....less said the better.
I remember your original vlog of her. I had never known of her before that. Unbelievably sad and hellish. This, here, was very respectfully done. I love hearing your interest in these golden age actors and their lives. (Leif Erikson! The High Chaparral! I love him! Great screen presence.) Wonderful vlog.
Thank you Jordan for a lovely commentary on FrancesFarmer. Her short career and tragic life should not be forgotten. I am still so impressed with your knowledge and perspective for the classic Hollywood celebrities. You are wise beyond your years. 😊❤️☺️🥰☀️🦩🌴
Pretty crazy . I lived right down the road from where she is from 57-63 . I remember Francis Farmer Presents very well . I didn't even know she was out there . I know lots of people buried out there . RIP Francis
Nice video. I can see that your traveling companion doesn’t mind riding in a car. In fact, I think he finds it very relaxing, considering that every time you show him in the back seat, he’s sleeping.
I could just watch Jah sleeping! He has got to be the cutest dog I've ever seen!!
Love following your journeys...thank you. Believe it or not, my favorite parts are watching Jah! He is something else!
Beautifully done, what a tribute. So sad what she was put through.
Thanks For the Very Good log that you made. Nice to see Jah Again Looks happy And Healthy.❤
Such a sad life. Thanks for giving her remembrance respect. TFS
Jordan, I was all ready to write a very sharply worded critique of this video - and then you said what needed to be said. And that is that much of Frances story is embellished. Yes, she had a nervous breakdown, yes, she was hospitalized. But was she REALLY lobotomized and gang raped? I first heard of Frances Farmer when I read "Hollywood Babylon" back in the 1970s as a teenager, then I learned they were making a movie with Jessica Lange - and my first thought was what a perfect choice to play Farmer. Lange looked MUCH like her. When I saw the movie, it was depressing - and very devastating. Mainly because I had thought the movie WAS in fact accurate as far as the hell she endured. Only years later did I learn a lot of what we thought happened never occurred. Right now, the best and quickest way to get that info is a podcast called "You Must Remember This" in which an episode was on Frances Farmer - and it's excellent. But just the same, you did a great job - very respectful and I feel very sincere and non-exploitative. Look, much of it was embellished, but that doesn't diminish what she DID endure - and the was not pretty. When you see her in one of her movies you see how she lit up the screen - she really had talent. But did she ever pay a price for it.
Hi Jordan, some really beautiful studio photos of Frances there. Such a shame how it all turned out for her. Great vlog Jordan.
I really enjoyed the Frances Farmer story Jordan.......thanks !
Congratulations on painting the Ball of Paint! That was so cool! As for Frances Farmer, it is terrible that her mother treated her the way she did, I believe that started her problems in life. She was a beautiful lady with so much pain inside. Back in her days, mental health was not treated well (at all). I am glad she had met her friends in Indianapolis. Thank you for sharing what really happened to her. RIP Frances Farmer.
Thank You for sharing Jordan , she had a very interesting life & sad ending. Sam & Dakota send their L♥️VE to Jah 🌹affections from Colorado 🌷
That ball of paint was very cool to see. Such a sad life for Francis Farmer, but as always you did such a respectful job telling her story. Hugs to Jah!!❤
Thank you very much!
I love the way you tell a story Jordan ,you could make people love AL CAPONE !!! THANK you Frank from montana....
Classic Jordan and Jah Love It !!!
I loved this video Jordan. Never heard of this lady, really a sad life.❤🐾🐾
She was in the old Western State Hospital in Sedro Wooley, WA. My Mother was in there for awhile in the 1960's. Not anything near what Frances was there for. My mother had nightmares about that place for years. She said it was brutal and should be shut down. Over the years it was. It would not surprise me if Frances did have a lobotomy while she was there. The abandoned building still stands and has always been rumored to be haunted. People have claimed to hear screaming and such. I have driven past it many times, but would never go in that place!
So sad about Frances Farmer, acting in tough on gentle souls, mental institutions can do more harm than good, RIP Frances. The ball of paint was so cool, Ty for taking us there, must have been fun to paint it, love your trips, kisses to Jah🐾😎
She was one of the most Beautiful actresses of her day ❤️
Jordan, please consider doing a video about the extremely sad and tragic life of the late Hollywood starlet Barbara Payton. Many of the things that happened to her (much of them, of her own doing) were nothing short of horrific.
Thank you for considering it.
Thanks again for such a great tribute. Continued Blessings and Support. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
I found a book about Frances Farmer many, many years ago. I had never heard of her. What a sad story.
Thanks for this vlog on Frances Farmer. Safe travels 😀
Thank you Jordan. Nice tribute!!!
Frances was a great movie too. Jessica Lange was fantastic. Ms Farmer's tale is such a cautionary one.
i worked at western state hospital here in washington state were frances was.... thanks for the blog on this jordan,, R.I.P. FRANCES
Great vlog about Frances Farmer. Sad to hear about what kind of torture she went through. I remember growing up living next door to a sanitarium, reading about all the terrible things that went on in there. Sometimes those people would escape to our front yard. And there's an old video from the 1940s of that sanitarium which makes it look like a vacation getaway. It's now the Venice Police station on Culver blvd. here in L. A. Interesting about the world's largest ball of paint, I never heard of that before. Cool to see that you are now a part of that history. I Always love to see little Jah ❤❤❤
Hi Jordan 👋 good video she's from Washington State Seattle, I'm not related but she had issues living her personal life, her mother never thought she was good enough or was pretty, Kurt Cobain ex wife when they got married she wore the same dress that Frances Farmer wore as a wedding dress lol. She was one of a kind lol . Thanks for sharing the video. Stay safe and take care 😎 Rest in peace 🕊️ Frances Farmer.🙏😔
Thank you Jordan for all your hard work doing a great vlog
I was introduced to Frances Farmer from Kurt Cobain's song and learned of his interest in her life and looked her up myself and found her story very sad... this was very nicely done, Jordan.
Me too
A fantastic vlog Jordan such a beautiful woman poor Frances had an awful time
The Ball Of Paint bit was so wholesome and fun.
Very respectful Jordan. So good to see Jah with you.
RIP Frances - you went through hell and back
That is so sad and tragic. Her life was hell. May she Rest in Peace.
It's really terrible how someone's life can be destroyed by parents. This has happened to non-famous people, too.
Sometimes it's better for some people to have not been born.
Jessica Lange, excellent movie
Another excellent vlog!! Never new she had such a hard & difficult life. Very sad, sounded depressed and confused and I hope and pray her soul is free to rest now. Ty for sharing.
Thank you Jordan another I had never heard of … WOW! RIP! Blessings to you and Smooches to JAH!
(Of Course!) lol 🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Terrific video. Frances Farmer and a giant ball of paint...what a day
What a superb vlog! You have a unique filming style and delivery that makes us feel we are sitting in the car and actually sharing the journey with you. The Ball of Paint was great fun and your tribute to Frances Farmer was beautiful. It made us wonder if , had she been born later in the century (when psychiatric ailments were better understood) would she have enjoyed a quiet, more uneventful life. Many thanks Jordan for this vlog. On a lighter note, we wondered if Jessica went to the prom with the sign writer - we hope she did.
Hello and thank u young man for this one. I had asked you to do it and u did!! Take care and be safe❤
Frances Farmer will have her revenge on Seattle is one of the better tunes. Not the poppy, mainstream type song you got with Nevermind. Interesting story and Jessica Lange does a great job in the movie. Cheers. Great vlog.
That cute Jah gets around.😂
I feel so bad for Frances. She seemed like such a tortured soul. I hope she is at peace. Great vlog Jordan.
Great video: She had electric shock and aloby of her brain at Camarillo State Hospital in Camarillo Ca. Her ghost still walks the old bldg's at that place and you can hear her cries. Today its a University.
Jah is soon cute he looks like my dog Mr Peanut ❤
You left a grape in Indiana. Lol. That was great! Such a sad story of Frances. I hope she rests in peace now. It was nice of you to pull over and let Jah have a little leg stretch. Looking forward to where we are going now. I know better than to ask. I'll just wait and see. You and Jah Stay safe and take care.
She lived for a time In my hometown of Eureka, CA.
So happy to finally see a video about her ❤
That large ball of paint is crazy, so glad you also put Jah's name...I loved the purple color.
You are probably crossing over my current town, Effingham, Illinois. I will be waving at you.
The Cross is where I live now. I did wave.
I love the car graveyard! I love old cars!
Hey. I salute you sir. Very beautiful stuff that you do.
So nice of you
Hello and thank u 4 doing this requested video, u r the best!
Very well done Jordan Thank you for the vlog
Awesome places thanks for the video
Love to see JAH GOING ON TRIPS WITH TOU JORDAN!!!
Great Nirvana song 🎶
She may have had some mental health issues but I think back then if you were outspoken and a woman you were considered crazy.
Sooooo BEAUTIFUL!
Jordan, Frances life took a turn when she had her abortion. The drinking didn't help her depressive condition! All she just wanted to do was the theatre and not movies! Such a sad life for a beautiful woman. Letting others control her life wasn't her life! God bless her, and may she R.I.P.
🙏🕊🙏💐🎥🎭🎥
Love ya Jordan 💋💋💋💋
Pretty country - I love road trips - as long as I'm not driving!
Going through old DVDs and watching the final season of Warehouse 13 and in the second episode it has an artifact belonging to her. I had no idea who she is, was, so I am watching this to find out. Not what I was expecting at all when I clicked on the video - a travel guy telling about her - but it's been an interesting video. Glad he cleared up the thing about Palestine at the beginning too. All in all, though it took a while to get to the bio, but it was jam packed.
It was a really sad situation. She was a lovely person.
15:00 - Her abortion at her husbands behest - I never heard of this - at least it wasn't spotlighted in "Frances". I loved the acting and the dialogue in that movie, what I didn't like was that it was fictionalized with this fictitious character who was crushing on her starting from age 16 and never quite getting together with her, but popping up sporadically, forcing her husband to toss everything all over the housed, call her a whore and stomp out. It was stupid to make up scenarios about a real person, but it was well-written and devastatingly acted.
Poor girl so pretty !! To bad she didn't find a Fellowship. I'm glad it got better for her. God lives
She actually attended mass regularly later on in life.
Really interesting.Great Job.Thank you.
Enjoyed again Jordan Jah
I agree with you, driving the old country roads has the all time best views and sometime you see the craziest things like a giant paint ball. Your a great painter, next time your in Fl. I'll invite you in to paint my house! J/K. Poor Francis, what a horrible life she had with no thanks to her parents. It was great that she finally had a career and friends and then to die young. Life just isn't fair to some people. If she were born today I bet her life would have been so different. Thanks Jordan.
12:45 - If you couldn't get anything else, you went to Hollywood....it's the same exact thing now.
Hi Jordan and Jah. I read a book about, or by, I can't remember, Frances Farmer. She did have a sad and mostly miserable life, BTW: the "real" Crossroads of America is in Vandalia, where US Rts. 25 and 40 intersect; there's even a sign to that effect. But who knows, there's probably one in every state. Stay safe my friend. PS, I think I like these vlogs more than the Hollywood ones, these are just so fascinating, the biggest paint ball for example. PSS, have you ever thought about going to Cahokia? I would love to go there, but maybe it's something you wouldn't be interested in. Take care
love the Gaithers they are my fav song writers
Jordan and Jah…we live in the Kansas City Missouri area. We will treat you for a meal. Are you coming through here?
So sad that no one tried to help her!
Excellent vlog👍🏼😎
I love seeing Jah!
Cool to see visitors from Ireland 😂 very cool
Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle 🎸 where's my grungers at? 🤘🏻
When I visited Frances Farmer's crypt in May 1998. The mausoleum had a terrible odor.
Still does... made me sick to my stomach
You should have come to Seymour, Indiana. You could have shown the Reno Brothers grave. Im from Brownstown, Indiana
That dog looks totally stressed out, take to the vet immediately!! Lol
Oh wished I known you were passing through Indiana. Ugh, maybe next time!
Frances Farmer had a lot of problems it's to bad she was a pretty girl good vlog Jordan vickie napa ca