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I am happy and content with my life to know that I have a person in my life who is everything to me. Who is the closest thing to me. My family, my lover, my rock. My other half. I've gotten down plenty of times knowing I don't have family in my life or family to support me. But I know I have him and ive come to realize he's really my only family. The only family I really need. He's taken that place of a person ive looked up to and leaned on and has proved that he's got my back and will always be there for me even when I was abandoned by my own family, he was still there. Still there wiping my tears at night and telling me things will be okay. I'm truly thankful for him. I'm happy to have had our ups and downs and see the bad and good for both of us to only make us stronger. I'm happy to have him in my life. Each day I appreciate and love him more and more.

#love peace support happiness #love #stronglove #bestfriend #boyfriends #hemeanstheworldtome

Btw... Did I mention my cat is pregnant? Little fat thing.

On an adventure. Last update was in Michigan. Left and I'm in Ohio. Loving life. Things are excellent. Couldn't be happier!! Say no to.drugs kids. They ruin your life. I'm happy my honey could turn his around. Never too late. Big things happening!!

sixpenceee

Marion Parker lived a privileged life as the 12-year-old daughter of a wealthy Los Angeles banker in 1927.

In December of that year, a man arrived at Marion’s school claiming that he needed to speak to her immediately because her father had been in an accident. There was no accident, but by the time school officials discovered the ruse, Marion was gone.

For the next few days, the man sent a series of threatening notes to her family demanding large sums of money for Marion’s return. He signed these notes “The Fox.”

After several terrifying exchanges, Marion’s father agreed to meet the kidnapper in downtown Los Angeles at night, where he would hand over $1,500 for his daughter.

At the meeting, Mr. Parker could faintly see his daughter sitting in the passenger seat of the kidnapper’s darkened car, appearing to be alive and well, and quickly handed over the cash. Marion was dumped on the sidewalk, and the car sped away. When Mr. Parker approached his daughter, however, he was horrified by what he saw. It was Marion’s lifeless torso.

Her legs and arms had been severed, her eyes had been sewn open to give the appearance that she was alive, and various organs had been removed from her body and dumped all over Los Angeles.

The extensive manhunt for “The Fox” quickly narrowed in on its main suspect, a disgruntled former employee of Marion’s father named William Hickman. He was apprehended a week later, brought back to Los Angeles, convicted of Marion’s murder, and executed a year later at San Quentin.

Man this camera sucks. My baby boy is scared out of his mind. Paws hot and sweaty lol I have to hold him like a big baby

A smack to the face. There's a reason I check these things. Sure ill go shut up and rest today and take my quiet time. Spot on. I actually needed to read that just now.

That's a cat fathers day picture. Misha loves his daddy. So a happy fathers day to the cat daddy himself. The two inseparable dorks who act just alike because misha likes him more.

In honor of fishing season. Happy fathers day to my twin lol I don't have to wonder where my nutty personality came from. I act just like him lol.

Mood currently. Mood for the day.

This big baby.

Hiiiiii snugglleessssssss

My mood is being disrespectful today

Night night. I know my momma wants to stretch out but I'm too sleepy and comfortable

My heart skipped severs beats when I saw this. Long over due for groucho. Do one for all the marxs including gummo and Zippo and ill be a happy girl #groucho #marxfamily

#groucho #marxfamily

Cinnamon role mug cake.

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