“Friendship is like a picture; first it is sketched; then it is done in neat; then it is made vibrant!” – Judah Isaiah Caleb King Milne (10 years old)
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"Friendship is like a picture; first it is sketched; then it is done in neat; then it is made vibrant!" – Judah Isaiah Caleb King Milne (10 years old)
"Friendship is like a picture; first it is sketched; then it is done in neat; then it is made vibrant!" – Judah Isaiah Caleb King Milne (10 years old)
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