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Guys, just to give you a heads up. Leora isn't feeling great and has a fever.

Boyfriend takes her on long walks and gives her joy. When he does what he is told and shuts up and listens to her he makes her happy.

You are right Leora has expressed the Paul is her Soul mate.

Luckily for me my best friend is Russian.

Seeing you happy and healthy, Leora, is really fills me with joy 💚💚💚 Much ✌🏻peace ❤️ love💡 light to you, and Malia, and of course to everyone reading this on CAMCAPS 💛💛💛 🙏

I'm there to protect my precious 🔫

Your most welcome.

OMG, we talk and talk about beauty treatments and new products. She also lets me know about how Eva is doing and the latest news about Paul. Today we chatted about how the training of the boyfriend is going. The boyfriend is a bit slow but slowing getting the idea that Leora wears the pants in the relationship. She was interested in the heatwave we are having in Victoria Australia at the moment. Leora asked about the Aussie TV series Wentworth and the new Eric Bana movie "The Dry". The doctor wants her to drink more water and she is feeling better. I think that's about everything.

Now Radislava your looking fantastic, there's really no urgent need to exercise. But your poor pussy muscles badly need a good workout. If shouldn't take more than 15 minutes a day to complete a full workout. Please let me know if you need some help.

If it's not Australian Rules Football (AFL) it's not real football.

What these beautiful women don't understand is what men want. If only they knew men love natural beauty.

3rd Aussie (but keep it to yourself)

This apartment needs a do over, just because one exercises non-stop, one has nice tits and the other is beautiful doesn't mean there not the 3 most boring women ever in B1.

Time to stick a prick in the bubble 🤣

I think Malia would be down for it.

Pretty sure RLC servers would blow up.

Fu*k I can't translate Cannuck.

This is how you leave office and giving respect to the new President. It a shame Trump has no class.

Oh Leora please stay awake a little bit longer.

Gotta love Mitch.

Don't listen to Ridgerunner, America has there major bases for spying on China in Darwin. Clearly he doesn't know to much about our little country of 25 million people.

But it your a Trump supporter 74,000,000 beats 81,000,000 maths and counting wasn't their thing. 🤣

Maybe less phone time would help.

For those moaning about Trump losing. The 5 Stages of Grief in a Nutshell Grief can take three different courses: – a normal grief response – a difficult long-term (four years) process of healing and readjustment – a pathological response when it is denied, delayed or distorted 1.Denial To help us survive the loss and make sense of this overwhelming shock in or lives. We can begin to feel numb to the loss and try not to feel what has happened as a way to cope or to slow down the absorbing and processing of such a painful experience. As denial fades a person becomes stronger to face the realities of the grief causing event. 2.Anger The more we allow ourselves to journey through anger and feel it, the easier it will be to get through to the next stage in the grieving process and be closer to healing. We may begin to ask where God is in this as we experience the pain of our loss. Grief can feel like being abandoned, deserted or even lost at sea. We can begin directing our anger at all sorts of people. In time anger becomes easier to manage as we begin to process this stage of our loss. 3.Bargaining At this point we begin trying to bargain with God to make changes. E.g. “if you do this God, I will change that and never sin again.” or “I will sign up for missions if you spare my friend or loved one.” We can begin to live in the ‘what ifs’ looking to avoid the pain of our loss or injury or in an attempt to rescue our loved. Then the ‘If onlys’ can lead us to blame ourselves and to seek out those things which we could have done better. This stage is about negotiating our way out of the pain. 4.Depression At this stage we can experience grief, intense sadness and emptiness on a more profound level. This is the appropriate response to great loss and may begin to feel like it will never go away. We may begin to withdraw from any social activities and from the activities we normally participate in during our daily lives. This is a very necessary step towards healing and is not deemed a mental illness but a natural, essential and progressive response to loss. 5.Acceptance We may never be okay with the loss of a loved one. This stage is not about liking what has happened. But rather about reaching an acceptance of the permanence and reality of our loss. Eventually we will learn to live our lives as a readjustment to life without our loved one. We can also experience a range of emotions including guilt. Feelings may also go up and down through the various stages of grief.

Watching Gina painting reminds me back in the day how creative Leora was. She would paint and make dolls. Sadly Leroa doesn't do it anymore.