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Rukhshona

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Hi, my name is Shona. I’m 48 years old. I’m a mother of two daughters and have 3 grandchildren. I’m very passionate person who loves kids, loves taking care of them and being their support in early stages in their lives. A part from work I love making food for the people I live and care. I also like to take care of myself while marinating the healthy lifestyle.

Nationality: Uzbekistan Language(s) Uzbek, Russian & English

Current Location: Sydney/Australia

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