RE: RE: By The End of The Road Was A Dream and A Deed: Part 2 of My Pantaland Stroll
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RE: By The End of The Road Was A Dream and A Deed: Part 2 of My Pantaland Stroll

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This story leave me mercy for Dede who strive to sell vegetables inspite of her age. The hardships she endure just to put food on the table made me emotional. I would really felt the way you interviewed her together with your companion. I can felt the obstacle Dede experienced. The one that make me more pity on her when no one could entertain if ever there are, it's often people or a person can do it. I know one day Dede will become successful in life because she through a lot and at her young age, she never discourage to continue - she had this determination, perseverance, despite her life was tough. Even I don't know her but when I read something like this, it makes me teary-eyed and sometimes I put myself on their shoes.

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