Baer and tater get in trouble

Baer when does papa get home, I’m hungry?
Tater behave, papa will be home soon he always brings us dinner
Baer look what I found in the fridge, yum yum
You shouldn’t have eaten that papas going to be mad
Doggies who ate Granma’s dinner there was medicine in there
I don’t feel so good
Sorry buddy I should not have tricked you there was no medicine just trying to teach you a lesson
Daddy that was mean and your not supposed to lie
Guess we all learned a lesson from This
I didn’t have to learn I was good all day
I’m going to sleep y’all are being dog gone bad
Hey Baer did you tear my backpack up?
Haha we knew you were bad too, now good night papa
Goodnight puppies I’m going to tuck you in and y’all have a blessed sleep

Dad went to bed time to party

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My name is James Carter, and you are visiting breaking bad habits. I believe everyone has habits, good and bad. When I was 34 years old, I woke up and looked in the mirror. I was shocked, I had been drinking every night for so long, that I was fat. I weighed 355 pounds, and ran out of breathe and almost passed out to try and tie my shoes. This was the day I started to wake up. I had a long journey ahead of me, but with prayer, meditation, fasting and exercise I was on my way. It’s been 6 years since then I’ve quit most of my bad habits, and I’m down to below 200 pounds. I have to be honest, that day in 2014 I never dreamed I would have gotten this far. If someone like me can quit, so can you.

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