1:06:01
to handle babies...
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because l love my babies.
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And l kiss them on their head--
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on their bald head.
1:06:12
And l rub its head.
1:06:15
l love it...
1:06:16
and l hug it...
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then l kiss it, then l rub it.
1:06:23
l rub its head.
1:06:26
Sometimes, though,
l do something. l do it.
1:06:30
My mom tells me, ''Do something,''
then l do it.
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And l do it and do it.
1:06:36
l clean house.
l sweep the floor.
1:06:39
''Get in there
and mop that floor up.''
1:06:41
l get in here
and mop the floor up.
1:06:43
Whether it's water
or whether it's not water...
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l clean it up.
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And then when l cleaned it up...
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l had it all straightened up,
even my dolls and all--
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straightened up.
1:06:59
Now l always keep my toys...
1:07:02
because l take care of them.
1:07:04
And l always do, and l always do
take care of them.
1:07:10
And then,
when l went to a store...
1:07:12
l came back, and l got
in a hurry behind the car...
1:07:16
and l broke
a--a spaghetti sauce.
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And when l did,
l got in trouble for it.
1:07:25
And then, l didn't break it...
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but this always happens.
1:07:32
And then l turned around
and looked...
1:07:34
and l said, ''Laurel,
you going to have to pray.
1:07:39
''No, you got to pray.''
1:07:42
And she said, ''Pray about what?''
1:07:45
And l said,
''You going to have to pray.''
1:07:47
You do have to pray...
1:07:49
white or black or whatever.
1:07:51
Some people came by here.
1:07:52
We're going to have
a lot of people here today.
1:07:56
So we had to get up
this morning...
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and we did.