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| Maia |
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| Harrold, our brother-in-law mechanic, was a hit with the boys. He would fix their pedal-cars. |
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| Two boys. |
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| Juanito |
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| Cristina |
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| Tonio with Canela |
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| Paquita was one of my favorites. |
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| Juan |
Mexico 1981
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Almost Wordless Wednesday: An Orphanage In Mexico
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