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Hola hij@/ niet@

Quiero contarte que acabo de ver una película que me cambio la vida, me ayudo a comprender tantas cosas y me dejo pensando, después de ello consulte la página que pusieron al final y heme aquí, gracias a la página Beforetheflood y a la película estoy aquí, y wow, que gran descubrimiento, te soy sincera, no se como se supone que podrás ver esto en algunos años, sin embargo espero con todas mis fuerzas que puedas leer cada mensaje que te escriba, cada foto que ponga y cada video, el día que escribo esto es el 9 de junio del 2021, estoy en la preparatoria, específicamente en la preparatoria oficial, tengo 16 años ¿tú cuantos años tienes?, ya entendí jaja, ya se como te llegara el mensaje, en fin, a continuación veré si puedo insertar foto, espero que si, para que veas como era la casa de mi abuelito, la cual espero que ya conozcas. 🙂

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