Sitting on the corner of an overturned bucket, the pipe gets passed full of domestic, dried tobacco. Children race the dogs, ahjumma insists on her pork, and the fire's stoking beneath a full moon. They're laughing and prancing to folk music as the home-brewed wine keeps me warm.
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coracaodacripta (
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Sounds much better than 2 weeks in a 5 star resort.
Life in the village has a nice ring to it
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