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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2014 · 25 MIN

Functional Family - Week 3

from Lone Star Students · host Lone Star Students

Family can be a beautiful thing. We look past each others faults and issues, and we love. In this series we talk about how we are a FAMILY at Lone Star.

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Family can be a beautiful thing. We look past each others faults and issues, and we love. In this series we talk about how we are a FAMILY at Lone Star.

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Family can be a beautiful thing. We look past each others faults and issues, and we love. In this series we talk about how we are a FAMILY at Lone Star.

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