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24 Dec 2017
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What does merry christmas, may your days be merry and bright with the light of God's love 🎊💕 mean?
What does merry christmas, may your days be merry and bright with the light of God's love 🎊💕 mean?
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สุขสันต์วันคริสต์มาส ให้ทุกๆวันของคุณมีความครึกครื้นและแจ่มใสด้วยแสงสว่างของความรักของพระเจ้า
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