No more grandchildren makes for a sad Seoul!
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What I precious family. I can't bear thinking of them leaving you and I'm not even there! You just want to hug them tight forever, don't you? Time will go fast and you'll bring home a full heart and adventures to share forever. Wow. You two are so good. Always have been. Yep.
I bet you miss those deary dillies!
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