Aug. 19, 2019, 3:16 a.m.

Dar comida a los patos es un signo que son bienvenidos,porque ellos migran de Europa,vienen pa el verano no mas y se van.
Pero son los patos de mi familia,del lugar de mi avuela,yo se lo que los hizo ir aya de una parte,yo se responsable que sean muy bien.

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