Hola. Como estas? Doña Materia, a Señora living in Borneo, was always mistaken as a Mexican girl when she was much younger. Friends in her swimming team, The Dolphins, would help Dona to combat The Barracudas when Dona was bullied because of her looks. Only to learn when growing up, it is ok to look like a Señora. Family would take Dona to Amigos, a Mexican Place in Brunei for dinner outings and Dona would always be the first to finish the complimentary Nachos. Even when Dona was not in town, she would go to Al-Patio in Singapore and have burritos for dinner. Last night, the Dona spirit came to life; she was dressed in her Mexican Kahloism skirt that floats to the ankle, a brown top and accessories complementing it. She had some fajitas and other dishes that tasted too good that she couldn’t remember. The only thing missing from her meal was… tequila.
Hola. Como estas? Doña Materia, a Señora living in Borneo, was always mistaken as a Mexican girl when she was much younger. Friends in her swimming team, The Dolphins, would help Dona to combat The Barracudas when Dona was bullied because of her looks. Only to learn when growing up, it is ok to look like a Señora. Family would take Dona to Amigos, a Mexican Place in Brunei for dinner outings and Dona would always be the first to finish the complimentary Nachos. Even when Dona was not in town, she would go to Al-Patio in Singapore and have burritos for dinner. Last night, the Dona spirit came to life; she was dressed in her Mexican Kahloism skirt that floats to the ankle, a brown top and accessories complementing it. She had some fajitas and other dishes that tasted too good that she couldn’t remember. The only thing missing from her meal was… tequila. 
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Thank you Jas!
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