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#022 言葉が懐かしくてたまらない、「仁義なき戦い」を観て思い出した祖母のアドバイス episode artwork

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#022 言葉が懐かしくてたまらない、「仁義なき戦い」を観て思い出した祖母のアドバイス

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アメリカ人の夫と観たいとずっと思っていた映画を観て、のんびり満足な週末です。 息子とのもじゃれながら♪ ブログ『たちまちWASABI』 "息子と遊んで久々に映画も観て、良い週末♪" https://rockinwasabi.hatenablog.com/entry/2020/09/28/065143

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