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Day 19

Published: 22.08.2024

On Wednesday morning, I went to the beach and still had a few reports to write. 

So, the day was not very exciting 😅

I took my daily walk to see the cows. After that, I brought beads to the children's home, and we spent the whole evening making bracelets.




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