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English, 04.07.2019 06:00 jenlopezx3710

Me with quotation marks . obviously, i couldn't imagine choosing becca, and sara to travel to uganda with me while nervously standing on the side of my bed feeling excited but aches because am leaving out of the united state to a completely different country a place we not familiar with, not knowing anyone that can us along the way.!

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