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MoniqueB. said…
Yarn harlot heb ik gezien. Ze is altijd erg leuk met schrijven, ik lig altijd in een deuk.

Haïti. Het is echt afschuwelijk wat daar allemaal gebeurd. Niet alleen de aardschokken... Zo triest.
January 16, 2010 at 9:31 PM
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