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ABOUT THE AUTHOR, Salma
Hi, I am from Pakistan. For years I've wanted to live closer to nature instead of in a house or apartment. When time came for us to buy home we opted to buy a farm and live close to the...
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antonis
From the slums, but nevertheless he smiles!
david e kelley
His dog gives him unconditional love regardless of status; unlike polititions who seem to care only about power. Maybe that's why he smiles. Stay natural, David
antonis
I think, he is too young to think about politicians, either way, and dogs are kept in all neighborhoods. But he IS old enough to be subject to indoctrination and this varies greatly between neighborhoods. -"Animals and proles are free."- George Orwell, 1984. But, of course, I may be wrong altogether. Greetings ,antonis

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