What I miss from my country is being in a river and cooking with all my friends put music and swin visit different places and eat empanadas with coconut water.

Hello guys today reminds that in my country it is celebrated the month of the Dominican independence and that they make a number of parties like the carnival where they lead to different artists and that is something that I miss as I have several years I am not going

I don’t know about you , but I miss sharing with the people I love in many beautiful places that my country has. Also, I miss being under a tree sitting with my family and friends talking about how beautiful live is.

I don’t know about you guys but what I miss the most about my country is my family being in another place with all my friends talking and enjoying my self. Also. missing the food makes me want to go visit the country.

I don’t know about you, but I miss being in my country with my friends and family eating fruit like mango,limonsillo, guayaba and manzana de oro. I also miss going to the beaches, pools and rivers and cook with family and friends. I also miss eating fried fish and the hot weather.

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