ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 10月29日 06時07分

Photo by @martinschoeller
Martin: “You were in foster care?"
Alejandro: “From like second grade all the way until I graduated from high school, long term foster home with three African American women from Texas. They were elderly.”
M: “They were okay moms?”
A: “Well, there was a lot of kids there so you didn’t get like the attention that a normal…”
M: “That a normal kid would get?”
A: “Yeah, there was always a dozen at a time.”
M: “Are you still in contact with some of them?”
A: “Yeah, I have one blood brother and one blood sister. She has two kids. My niece and nephew, they are wonderful kids. I see them whenever I can, whenever I have some money to buy them something or do something for them, rather than just showing up like Charlie the bum with nothing and saying ‘Hey, I’m just gonna hang out for a day or two.’" .
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