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So you’ve had your visa interview, got your visa and you’re finally about to take that trip you’ve planned for years. But your mom has told you not to tell anyone you’re travelling until you get back. You’re wondering why? We’ll tell you. Your village people don’t want you to travel This one goes without […]
Don’t let those other proud countries stress you out.
Some of these people will either sleep on you or try to talk your ear off.
Their whole suitcase is for them. Half of your suitcase is also for them.
Tell the world, that I’m coming home…
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