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Gabi Zielinska
!["Everybody is so nice [in the U.S.]. I feel like in Poland, everybody is so tired of living a life that is not good. It's so much sad[ness], so much homework. We don't have [computers]; we have just [have notebooks]. It's so much easier here. I have new friends. I have a new life." - Gabi Zielinska, 10](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Gabi-Zielinska-1200x899.png)
“Everybody is so nice [in the U.S.]. I feel like in Poland, everybody is so tired of living a life that is not good. It’s so much sad[ness], so much homework. We don’t have [computers]; we have just [have notebooks]. It’s so much easier here. I have new friends. I have a new life.” – Gabi Zielinska, 10
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