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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Every morning I get up and make cup of tea. I’ll open the blinds and my hubby and I will sit and cuddle the worlds cutest toddler. We might check our phone or watch morning news. But on January 13 the people of Hawaii had an entirely different experience.
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