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#babylove #love #peace #compassion #people #pictureoftheday #photoshop #Repost @doctorswithoutborders with @repostapp ・・・ A young boy sits amongst his family's belongings at Tanzania's Nduta camp. Every day, hundreds of refugees arrive at the camp, which is now home to over 122,395 people. Having reached more than double its intended capacity, Nduta is overflowing. A lack of shelter means people are forced to spend more time in overcrowded communal conditions, where disease spreads rapidly. Currently refugees must wait two or three weeks to be allocated a family tent: at the end of last month, 6,000 people were still without appropriate cover. © Eleanor Weber-Ballard/MSF @forcedfromhome #MSF #DoctorsWithoutBorders #ForcedFromHome #Tanzania #Nduta #refugee #refugeecamp

And when we were little we would hang out all the time. I'd go to her place, she'd come to mine.  Ive known her for almost 16 years. 16 years.  Am i even old enough to be friends with someone that long?  And recently, shes been like, a really really great friend. And im really glad cause we used to be pretty close, then highschool came and we sorta lost touch. But then we started getting closer this year and im SO great full to have her as a friend.  So.  Yeah.  Its crazy that im almost 20.  And ive known her pretty much my whole life.