Dr abiy ahmed and teddy afro

Today is Saturday. I went there and chose to examine the book The Book of So be it. It is a book given to me by a friend of mine.

I progressed toward the print machine making the rounds from Bole Extension to the field and to Mexico. Exactly when I appeared at the printery, I walked around the walkway and walked around the entertainment region.

The goats in the space by and large mocking me when I see them. I appeared at the amusement region to offer my appreciation. A short distance away is a banana and corn field.

Likewise as I planned to appear, I saw a woman about a comparative age in the optional parlor smoking a cigarette.

I mellowed and plunked down on a seat made of mud blocks and cement. It was a beautiful spot.

Following calming down, I opened my book and began to examine A … . Regardless, the person who was smiling was walking around me. Her face looked forsaken.

Anyway, as the young woman's condition declined, I decided to continue to ask her what was misguided, and I put the book away. I went to her and she was sitting behind me, not far from me.

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