It was difficult being thrown into a completely different language & everything. They had 3 children not all that young. I think she did it really just to help to get people out. Very nice people, very nice.
It was difficult being thrown into a completely different language & everything. They had 3 children not all that young. I think she did it really just to help to get people out. Very nice people, very nice.
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