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| The children who ran after our car as we left their school. I can't ever forget those smiles. I visited them when I was involved in the initiation of the Rainbow Community Project in East Nusa Tenggara in 2008. The Project built new classrooms and restrooms for them. It has been 6 years since then. I hope they grow up well. I hope they grow up happily. |
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I Hope You Grow Up Happily
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