At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family belie — Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family belie — Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family belie — Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family belie — Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family belie — Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
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At least you earned your belief in something...Most people around here just say they believe whatever their family believes. They don't bother thinking for themselves...And the less they know, the louder they believe it.

— Angela N. Blount, Once Upon a Road Trip
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