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Sarah Caldwell Sim

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Posted On: November 27th 2024, 02:02 am
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We do old people stuff too. This drive is about 60 miles long and leaves right out of LA. The perfect way to spend a Sunday!

#sundaydrive #socal #angelscrest
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britni.akin 2 years ago

britni.akin

I came by to see your beautiful face…and just realized I have been an old person for a long ass time, hahahaha! Wish I could see you somehow, if not here or there, I am trying to manifest some Costa Rica plans so maybe in a totally different country, hahaha!

ahf_2010 2 years ago

ahf_2010

I love it 🥰

real479man25 2 years ago

real479man25

I couldn't agree more lol. You are so lucky lol.

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