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suasana desa banget seperti masa kecil dan ikut Simbah dan kakek pagi ngopi Simbah cetik Geni gawe kayu neng pawonan masak Sego njangan tempe pedes bare maeme Sego tiwul ya Allah Jan begitu rukun ayem tentrem tanpa ada polisi udara sing kotor🥰🥰🥰

suasana desa banget seperti masa kecil dan ikut Simbah dan kakek pagi ngopi Simbah cetik Geni gawe kayu neng pawonan masak Sego njangan tempe pedes bare maeme Sego tiwul ya Allah Jan begitu rukun ayem tentrem tanpa ada polisi udara sing kotor🥰🥰🥰

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