Hearing that rendition of Hallelujah while looking at these two women, and the door behind them, is very emotional. They are weighed down by their bags and «stuff» but at the same time, they are human as much as everyone else and they appear to be connecting with each other, in spite of the pain you can see on their faces.
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Hearing that rendition of Hallelujah while looking at these two women, and the door behind them, is very emotional. They are weighed down by their bags and «stuff» but at the same time, they are human as much as everyone else and they appear to be connecting with each other, in spite of the pain you can see on their faces.
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Thanks so much for your words, bluebrightly. Regards.
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