Yesterday

Yesterday I shared my the day with a beautiful man, he is my father. During the afternoon we listened to a jazz concert, it was very good!! At night we went to the cineteca nacional, the movie was <em>The Ring</em>, it was a no sound silent film, the soundtrack was by calacas band jazz band.
I love jazz and I love my daddy.

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