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I believe


I believe that people should know God.
 
I believe in magic.
 
I believe that anything good or bad can happen to anyone.
 
I believe that I am loved by God, family, and friends.
 
I believe that God is with me always and will be with me to the very end.
 
I believe that when I die, I will go to heaven.
 
I believe that when I am in heaven I will not take human form but rather a angelic form.
 
I believe that God loves everyone.
 
I believe that God does not hate.
 
I believe that we should live in harmony and peace with each other.
 
I believe in true loves first kiss and happy ever afters.
 
I believe in love waiting.
 
I believe that I will be able to accomplish anything.
 
I believe that all animals go to heaven.
 
I believe in miracles.
 
I believe that when death does come to claim me that I will embrace it.
 
I believe as a Christian all Christ like things are true.
 
I believe that peace is better than war.
 
I believe in Christ.
 
I believe in republicans.
 
I believe that someday I will meet the biological mother and family I never knew.
 
I believe that someday my dreams will come true.
 
I believe that someday my prince will come.
 
I believe that love makes people stronger.
 
I firmly believe in perseverance.
 
I believe that I am a prima donna.
 
I believe that I am named after my great great great great great grandmother Lady Elizabeth Craven.
 
I believe that my family originates from all over Europe.
 
I believe that the house in which I live in is cursed.
 
I believe that my house is indeed called Craven Manor.
 
I believe that Round Lake Manor is also my home and my territory.
 
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