My new friend Alice ford and I building a chicken coop for Tuleeni!!
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Heads up! This is a very long and very raw emotional blog post--I know most people won't read all of it... but if you can, I think you w...
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Yesterday was a really rough day. Malaika, little Hellen, Scola, little Neema, and I went to the bus station in town to buy our tickets to g... -
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