u/sweetmissjaye

My twin nieces are five weeks old. They were born two months early. One is in critical condition. I feel the need to pray with my family but I was never taught any traditional Cherokee prayers. I'd very much appreciate any prayers from anyone. Thank you very much.

Also, if anyone has any links I could use to find more information about prayers, I would appreciate it. I tried searching on my own but a lot of the results are questionable

I'm only partially done with the episode because I'm very busy but I just want to say how great it is to see MrB on the WF. He's such a great storyteller. He and AJ seem to really click, and I love it. These are two of my favorite YouTubers and getting to see them hanging out together is wonderful for me.

Mr. B has been one of my favorites since 2020 😁 And I've been a WF fan for the last few years. I'm a busy mom, so I haven't finished the entire episode yet. But what a wonderful collaboration/conversation. Has anyone seen it yet? It's going to take me a few sittings to watch the entire thing but I'm looking forward to it

I believe this came on ABC when they used to play movies on Sunday nights. There are a bunch of siblings (maybe four or five) and something happened to their parents, so they have to stay with this older guy. He's related to them somehow. There was lots of adjustment and some arguing, and at one point, one of the boys got hit by a car (he survived).

My mother died almost two years ago and I find myself trying to find everything we saw together, no matter how weird or vague it is in my mind. This one came to my mind months ago and I still haven't been able to find it.

My husband and I actually thought the movie was okay until the ending. The special effects were pretty bad and some of the acting was subpar. But the story was intriguing enough that we kept watching. I was invested in a few of the characters' stories. But the movie has a really bad ending. When it went off, my husband and I stared at each other and grimaced. I wish this movie could be remade with a better ending. Has anyone seen it? What did you guys think?

On March 1, 1950, the entire choir, who were usually punctual, arrived late to choir practice. They avoided the church explosion. If they'd been on time as usual, they'd have been injured or even killed. I've always been fascinated by this case. Is it a miracle, or a mere coincidence?

https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/West\_End\_Baptist\_Church

https://www.thevintagenews.com/2022/04/14/beatrice-nebraska-church-explosion/

I think he's always been afraid of having it, since his father had it. The town is trying to use this fear against him. It's part of the attempt to break Boyd and it actually seems to be working somewhat. Thoughts, anyone?

Many people said Seth would die and I had a feeling it was going to happen after reading that so much. But to see it happen so soon after Amanda...it felt so mean to do to the characters and to the fans. I think Angie is another tragic character that deserves some happiness. They stole that from her quickly. The pregnancy went on for months. The death took a matter of moments.

I'm glad she has her baby but 😩 She deserved her husband too. And after Seth died, they zoomed through her grieving. It was way too fast. I thought season 5 might handle her grief and show how Will steps in to help, being "Uncle Will". I'm disappointed with how they handled it all. It's already over with.

I'm glad that we at least end the season with the team back together, but it still feels wrong without Amanda. I'm going to miss getting new episodes and I look forward to season 5. I just wish I'd enjoyed the finale more.