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Send her to the Village

Rebecca only needs a hat and coat, and she only needed the coat because it was raining ferociously that day.

She looks great, and did great even on her very first day. This all happened a few weeks ago; she’s really no longer a “newbie” anymore, and in a couple of weeks when we hire a few more interpreters to end out the season, she won’t even be the new kid anymore.

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One Response to “Send her to the Village”

  1. Lily Says:
    September 4th, 2008 at 3:24 pm

    lol, the pics seem to only show her torso, but when I click on them I get her head to toe. Not sure if it’s only a safari browser problem, but I was relieved that when I looked closer she wasn’t headless anymore!

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