10 Things Only Missionary Kids Will Understand

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As missionary kids, lives are often very different to others living in the United States. Days can consist of hunting and exploring, eating different kinds of foods, and speaking a different language. Once returning to the States, life can look a lot different. Enjoy the laugh of things only missionary kids will understand.

10. Being way behind on fashion when you come back to the States.

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