LP Batéliere says bye bye

So here are some of the kids that I taught at LP Bateliere. I asked them to say goodbye. They are too much!


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Deb said…
Good-bye Karla. Even though your posts were intended for others, I found your narration fascinating and the pictures were out of sight. This is the closest I will get to the Caribbean and have appreciated the opportunity to play the "fly on the wall." Thanks for sharing. Say hello to your folks for me.

Deb
4:13 PM
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