One day after school Aya and Miki follow the committee president Midori to a speciality board games store. Miki is her shy classmate, and her first friend.
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“Truly terrifying” costs are giving the TV presenter so many sleepless nights he is reluctantly considering diversifying into other areas which pay for “doing nothing" to the land.
The former Top Gear star says the annual flower show is pandering to a naturalisation trend that is killing food production in this country. Jeremy Clarkson has hit out at the Chelsea Flower Show as he faces the “last roll of the dice” in his bid to make Diddly Squat Farm financially successful.
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