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And so do I, hoping for that the author included the scene of saving the Dolphin.
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I wish that the author included some pictures under the sea with animals on it.
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readandsmile wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 19:34 I wish that the author included some pictures under the sea with animals on it.
sounds great. But our imagination has creative pictures to be able to comprehend. I enjoyed on that. :tiphat:
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Yah, I agree but real pictures makes it clear.
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I got your point. Pictures gives us realistic view of the author for us to understand well.
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Wow, saving the Dolphins looks great and more fun. I like underwater adventures.
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pinklover wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 20:44 Wow, saving the Dolphins looks great and more fun. I like underwater adventures.
Your right. It relaxes our minds from bundles of problems and thankful to God for such a lovely creature under the sea.
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:tiphat: I agree with that idea. I love to see the corals beneath and the beautiful fishes out there.
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:D I love it. :tiphat:
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Your right. Underwater adventure is great as well as their cave adventure in a lava tube.
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ohh. it looks scary. i feel that i cannot breath in a dark cave. well, it sounds fun for some people.
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readandsmile wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 19:34 I wish that the author included some pictures under the sea with animals on it.
I agree on that. So cute and tiny animals but only a food for the bigger fish .
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pinklover wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 20:44 Wow, saving the Dolphins looks great and more fun. I like underwater adventures.
yeah, I like also snorkeling than riding a boat because it makes me dizzy and crazy. :lol:
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jeminah28 wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 21:11
readandsmile wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 19:34 I wish that the author included some pictures under the sea with animals on it.
I agree on that. So cute and tiny animals but only a food for the bigger fish .
Yeah, hahaha, like the bunch of lobster, a fiesta for the shark.
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pricessbianca28 wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 21:16
pinklover wrote: 29 Nov 2017, 20:44 Wow, saving the Dolphins looks great and more fun. I like underwater adventures.
yeah, I like also snorkeling than riding a boat because it makes me dizzy and crazy. :lol:
Jennifer's boat experiences on riding the zodiac and the blue hole, reminds me of fishing. My uncles were busy on fishing and I was there enjoys seeing the view beneath. And a bit scared to jump on water.
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