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Linda Thompson Zitate

I have fabulous sons, but unfortunately, they both have that thrill-seeker gene - bigger, higher, faster, scarier. I have a deal with God. If I'm breathing, that's a prayer for my sons' safety.

Linda Thompson

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Ich habe fabelhafte Söhne, aber leider haben beide das Gen für Nervenkitzel - größer, höher, schneller, erschreckender. Ich habe einen Deal mit Gott. Wenn ich atme, ist das ein Gebet für die Sicherheit meiner Söhne.

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