Parents Say the Darndest Things

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Why Can't You Be More Like Your...?

Rev. Jim Farrer

Sunday, August 16, 2015

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Parents Say the Darndest Things

Just Ignore Them

Child Abuse

Why Can't You Be More Like Your...?

Go to Your Room

Shut Your Mouth and Eat

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