My African parents.
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About Me
- Karen Kaye
- Thanks so much for reading! I’m from Louisville, KY and currently live and work in rural South Africa serving the US Peace Corps. While I’m finding my life and work in South Africa more difficult and challenging than I had ever imagined, your thoughtful comments sustain me! Thanks for reading and for leaving such uplifting encouragements!
Your Mma is very pretty. Is this the same woman that is pictured with the little boy Kazer?
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