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Friday, April 30, 2010

Spectators

Two of the boys watching another sing as part of the daily "formation" program. Typical topics are personal hygiene, respect for others, rules to live by... Chucky's on the left and Ninise's on the right. Yes, Ninise is Keke's older brother.

1 comments:

Anonymous said...: So serious....or bored, but very cute.; 12:15 AM

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