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When I hear that the kallah is 21, I’m surprised. Since when do 21-year-olds look so young? IT hasn’t been so long since our wedding. We’re still a young couple. Practically newlyweds. We look exactly the same as we looked in our wedding pictures (well, almost exactly). We’re still using plenty of the things we
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