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WHERE IS YOUR CHURCH?
2007-08-28 16:05:00 From my very first post on this blog until now, I've wanted people to rediscover what real church is. We often have such misunderstanding of what church is. How many times have you been asked, "Where is your church?" I often hear that question when people find out I'm a minister. They say, "Oh great, where is your church?" So many of us associate the church with a place and not a group of people. There is actually so much more to church than what takes place for an hour every Sunday. So many think church is something you only do on Sunday. To them doing church consists of attending, singing, praying, assembling, giving, communing and preaching. But church is so much more. Church happens seven days a week, not just Sunday morning, Sunday evening and Wednesday night. Church is not where, but who? In his book "The Monday Morning Church," Jerry Cook tells a story about Richard Halverson that illustrates the difference between "doing church" and "being church" as Christians. "Dr. Richa...
BRISTOL FUN and MANY THANKS
2007-08-27 02:55:00 I've just got to tell you about my weekend. What an amazing trip. It was fast, furious and fun. We left Friday morning at 6:30 from the Dallas-Fort Worth airport, with friends from Childress, Rickey and Angie. We got in to Knoxville airport, rented a car, and drove 100 miles to Bristol . When we got to Bristol, we went to the place where we were staying. It was a little cabin behind the home of the sweetest lady you'll ever meet. Her name was Mary Jane, and she treated us like kings and queens. She fixed food for us to take to the track everyday and then had snacks waiting for us when we got back to the cabin each night. She was a delight, and I wish we could have spent a week with just her. The whole weekend was organized amazingly. They picked us up and dropped us off everyday at the track so we wouldn't have to drive and find a parking place. They brought us cokes and water while we were in our seats watching the race so we didn't have to get up. They even provided scanners an... More About: Hank
HURRICANES, NEWS AND APOLOGIES
2007-08-23 00:43:00 My friend Theresa and her husband Dennis are working at a children's home in Cozumel, Mexico. Hurricane Dean when right through there 3 day's ago. I emailed her last week and asked her if the hurricane was going to hit where she was and her response was: "Yeah, looks that way right now...it is shifting some to the south but looks like it could be a direct hit. We are getting ready none the less. We have boarded up windows, moved a lot of furniture, and are getting the shelter ready at the church. We will be going to the church building tomorrow which is a hurricane refuge for the city and hang out there with a couple hundred people till it is over. Please be praying for us! WE will get back in touch when it is over and let everyone know how we are doing. I will be getting back into it after the storm."It's been three days and I have yet to hear anything from Theresa. Please keep her and all those in Mexico in your prayers. If you get a chance drop by her blog and let her know you... More About: News , Hurricanes , Cane , Logies
FOOTBALL IN HEAVEN?
2007-08-22 15:49:00 "Honey, somehow, I thought it would be different up here." More About: Cartoon , Football , Heaven , Foot
SECURITY BLANKETS
2007-08-21 17:12:00 Linus, from the Peanuts cartoon, had his blue blanket that he couldn't ever give up. For some kids it is a pacifier they can't give up. For Cooper, our five year old, it's his "scratchy-cup."For the past year or so Lea and I have been trying to get Cooper to give up a sippy cup that he calls his "scratchy-cup." We've tried to simply talk him in to giving it up, and when that didn't work, we also tried bribing him (money always works for the other boys). No offer was good enough for Cooper and he continually refused to give up his scratchy-cup. Cooper starts kindergarten next week and we know he can't take his cup with him to school. So it finally happened, dad officially "misplaced" the scratchy-cup. It's been a couple of weeks now and he's doing better, but he still misses his lost scratchy-cup. There have only been a couple of times that he's asked us to help him look for his scratchy-cup at bedtime. Did you or your kids have a security blanket of some kind when they were... More About: Security , Family
EMPTY CLICHES and CHRISTIANITY
2007-08-20 15:39:00 I love a good cliché. Many of them make me laugh. Here are a few of my favorite clichés:"He's as cool as the other side of the pillow.""I'm feeling as lucky as a man in a women's prison with a fist full of pardons.""I don't like the cut of his jib" (not sure what it means, but it sounds really cool). "She is busier than a one-armed paper hanger."The problem with clichés is that most of them have been so over used that their meanings have become empty. We've said them so often that usually we can start the cliché and someone else can end them for us. Let me show you what I mean: How many of these can you quote the ending to?Close only counts in ... (hand grenades and horseshoes).You can't live with them and you can't live .... (without them).If you've heard one cliché, you've .... (heard them all).If you can't stand the heat, get out of... (the kitchen).When the going gets tough, the tough (go NASCAR racing) ... okay, maybe not.Parents are the masters of clichés. You ... More About: Christianity , Empty
I GOT SPAMMED and OTHER NEWS
2007-08-18 15:55:00 I got spammed yesterday. Fifty-seven times someone posted on the comment sections of my blog a link for "cheap Canadian Viagra." It took me a couple of hours to delete all of them. I had to turn on the "word verification" for comments. I don't know about you, but I hate doing word verification just to leave a comment. I'll leave the word verification turned on for a while and then turn it back off and see if they are gone. We took a quick three day vacation this week. We went to Dallas where we lounged by a pool, relaxed and then caught a Texas Ranger's baseball game. The lowly Rangers were playing the even worse Kansas City Royals. My friend Dane got us some great tickets twenty-three rows up and right behind home plate. In the eighth inning we had an usher that I'd been visiting with, ask if we'd like to go sit on the front row. I told him we'd love to. He moved us down to the the very first row right behind home plate. That was awesome. We also caught a ball during warm ups... More About: News , Baseball , General
A BLOGGING MINISTRY
2007-08-17 17:18:00 In the beginning I started blogging as a way to voice my thoughts and opinions, but more and more I'm seeing it as ministry that has really blessed me. My stat-tracker at the bottom of this page tells me that I can expect between four and five hundred visitors on this site everyday. Weekends are a little less but some weekdays I may have over 500 hits. That's a lot of people that stop by every day for one reason or another. I got to thinking that there are probably 3 different kinds of visitors to this site (and every other blog for that matter).SEARCHERS: Those that come to this site for the first time from search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN. They are brought here because of a search they've done. My prayer for them is that when they make a stop by here for the first time they'll find something that catches their attention. They'll read something about God, His church, faith, love, marriage or family and they'll want to know more.LURKERS: I love lurkers. They are the m... More About: General , Blogging , Ministry
FEEDING FRENZY
2007-08-15 15:04:00 (Pictured: Parker - 15, Cooper - 5, Connor - 11, Taylor - 17)I love my boys. I have four boys. They are 17, 15, 11 and 5 (Yea, really... pray for me. Better yet pray for their mother). I always thought I would have liked to have a little girl and was considering a 5th child, but I read in a magazine somewhere that every 5th child born in this world is Chinese. Knowing I can't speak Chinese, I decided it would probably be best NOT to have a 5th child :) Lately, nothing is more amazing to me than feeding these 4 boys. We've turned into buffet people. The last time we finished a meal at a "sit down and order off the menu" place, 3 of the 4 boys said, "We're still hungry, is there anything else to eat?" I had just dropped $50 on a meal that didn't fill up half the family . Since that day, when we do eat out, we hit the buffets and no one leaves hungry. Places like Furrs, Golden Corral, Ci Ci's Pizza and other buffets have become regular stops when we eat out. But at home it's a d... More About: Family , Feeding , Frenzy
SATAN IS CLOSE, REAL CLOSE
2007-08-14 15:07:00 While hiking and fishing in Alaska three years ago with my brother Bruce, the evidence that we were in bear country was everywhere. Signs of partially eaten fish, tracks in the dirt and claw marks on trees were pretty much anywhere you looked. Although I never actually saw a bear on the trip, I have no doubt one saw me through the thick Alaskan woods. One afternoon while walking back across an area we had just been, I looked down to see one of my old footprints I had just left, but this time it was mostly covered with a massive sized paw print from a bear. He was out there watching us somewhere. We couldn't see him, but the evidence told us he was there and probably watching us. I remember chills running up the back of my spine as my brother and I picked up the pace. We moved pretty fast through those thick woods and made it back to the car fine, but I was certainly nervous about the whole experience. Bruce and I got to talking later how Satan is like the above bear story. You neve... More About: Close , Real
WE'RE GOING TO BRISTOL, BABY
2007-08-13 17:32:00 Yee Haw! A few months ago my wife made a comment in passing on my blog about how much she wishes I'd get her tickets to the Saturday night race a Bristol , Tennessee. Yea, right Lea. Like that would ever happen. We'll honey, we're going to Bristol in two weeks for the "Sharpie 500."A friend of mine, who is far better to me then I deserve, read Lea's comment and started working to find tickets. He called me last week and said, "I got you two tickets to Friday night's race and two ticket to Saturday night's race, plus room and board are covered for your trip. You just need to take care of your plane tickets." I think we can handle that. Bristol tickets are the hardest to get in NASCAR. From what I understand, they sellout years in advance. Now you know why I'm pumped. Lea and I love sports. Major League Baseball, NFL football and NASCAR have always been sports we like to watch. But Lea's real love is NASCAR. We've made races at Texas Motor Speedway in Dallas the last 6 years. ... More About: Baby , General , Going , Goin
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT MONDAY
2007-08-11 09:30:00 I am PUMPED. I cannot believe what I'm going to get to do. It's still almost "unbelievable" in my mind. It all got started when I wrote a silly post called, "10 Things I Wish my Wife Would Whisper in my Ear," and then I asked my wife to have a follow up called, "10 Things I Wish Trey Would Whisper in my Ear." It was an outrageous wish that looks like may actually happen. I cannot believe it. It's like a dream come true. I'll let you know the full details Monday . I am so excited!_________________________________ I recently found these "jaw-dropping" statistics. Did you know ... A major crime is committed every 6 seconds.A rape occurs every 6 minutes.A murder takes place every 23 minutes.This year 1,095,000 babies have been aborted.Texas now has it?s first 21 year old grandmother, because children are having children.Over 50% of graduating seniors who marry this next year will be divorced by the time their 21.The US has the highest incarceration rate in the world.In the 1950?s teac... More About: Family , Announcement , Huge , Onda
"DO YOU WANT ME TO SPANK YOU?"
2007-08-10 16:55:00 When Connor was little, he was SO strong-willed. Actually that hasn't changed a lot. As a three year-old, we tried everything on our strong-willed child, including Dobson's book, "The Strong Willed Child." The book only worked when I spanked him with it :) Lea and I would often tell him to do something, and he'd just ignore us and continue on with what he was doing. Once when I told him it was time to get ready for bed, he just sat there continuing what he was doing. So I leaned over again and said, "Connor, it's time for bed." No response. Finally, I said, "Connor, do you want me to spank you?" He immediately jumped to his feet and scurried off the bed. Lea and I were amazed. Something had worked. I immediately wrote down the phrase, "Do you want me to spank you?" thinking I had just come across the perfect phrase for raising children. I could even see a best selling book in the works called, "Do you want me to spank you?" I began to use that new powerful phrase anytime Connor ... More About: Family , Children , Span
CHURCH ON THE DECLINE
2007-08-09 16:01:00 It's no secret that for the last few decades most mainline churches have seen a sharp decline in attendance. Too many times in the past, the things that held churches together and kept them strong were not things Jesus would applaud: impressive buildings, doctrinal formula, worship tradition and membership loyalty. What people are longing for is community, relationship and discipleship (Acts 2:42-47). Instead of giving them this, we're offering discipleship as committee meetings and programs. I see people who have grown tired of church conflicts over institutional issues (order of worship), personalities, and trivial items they have to deal with in other areas of life. Will we continue to simply be satisfied with riding out the storm thinking things will get better in time, while all around us more and more churches close their doors? Or will we heed the warning signs and look for the answer that has been there all along? So, what's the answer? It's the realization that the chu... More About: Church , The D
GOD HATES DIVORCE BUT ...
2007-08-08 17:54:00 Anytime I preach, teach or write (like yesterday) about marriage, it always hurts my heart to think of those who have gone through a divorce sitting there listening to the sermon or reading a post about marriage. I sometimes wish I would pick a different topic than marriage just because I don't want divorced people to think I'm rubbing their noses in it. Not to long ago I told my friend Stachia, who goes to church with me, how I feel about this. Stachia is one of the godliest women I know. She has more faith in her little finger than I do in my entire body. Stachia is a single mother of four who did everything she could to save a marriage years ago. I had just finished preaching a month long series on the family, marriage and how divorce hurts everyone involved. After the sermon I made a special effort to find Stachia and apologize for preaching on such sensitive subjects. I told her, "Please don't think I'm picking these topics to make you feel bad. These sermons are not meant ... More About: Divorce , Marriage , Divo
10 MYTHS ABOUT MARRIAGE
2007-08-07 15:39:00 Growing up I remember shows like The Walton's, Father Knows Best, Leave it to Beaver, Happy Days, Bewitched, I Love Lucy and others. Most of these shows showed us a traditional family of mom, dad, and kids. They didn't seem to have any real problems because there are no story lines about prior marriages, step-children, lack of sex, chores, physical abuse, infidelity, drinking problems, drugs, dropping out of school and threats or even thoughts of divorce.We got the idea from shows like this that marriages were perfect, every one's needs were always met, children raised themselves and never caused problems. And no matter what, you always lived happily-ever-after. Wow, how untrue.I require in every wedding I do that I have premarital counseling with the couple. I also do some marriage counseling for couples who have been married and are having problems. In counseling there are always some things I pick up on that are myths or untruths about marriage that we have created in our mind... More About: Marriage , Myths , Myth
WHAT KIND OF SINGING DOES GOD WANT?
2007-08-06 15:00:00 "You sure missed a bunch of notes on that song?" said a gruff sounding woman at church the other day. I turned to see who she was talking to and discovered an embarrassed teenage boy. I immediately prayed for two things, first that God would shut her big mouth, and second that the young man wouldn't take what she was saying as criticism and stop singing. I have no doubt that the Lord loves hearing this young man sing (missed notes and all).When will we learn that God is more concerned with singing that comes from the right heart than singing that hits all the right notes.Even the singer James Brown was criticized for not hitting all the right notes, but no on ever questioned his heart. He sang with his heart. I don't imagine anyone ever left a sold out James Brown concert saying, "I just don't think he meant it." He sang from the heart.If the heart isn't involved in the singing, it's nothing more that just some words, even if you hit all the right notes. But when you use your h... More About: Singing
THE PORN MYTH
2007-08-04 16:57:00 "In the end, porn doesn?t whet men?s appetites?it turns them off the real thing.""People are not closer because of porn but further apart.""For most of human history, erotic images have been reflections of, or celebrations of, or substitutes for, real naked women. For the first time in human history, the images? power and allure have supplanted that of real naked women. Today, real naked women are just bad porn."The above quotes are from a secular article called "The Porn Myth " that ran in N.Y. Magazine this week. I find it sad that our secular society is just now figuring out what the Christian community has been preaching for years ... the dangers of pornography and the negative effects it has on both men, women, married and unmarried. I found the story at the end of the article jaw dropping and amazing all at the same time. Feel free to read the article, but understand it probably needs a PG-13 rating. Also for more on pornography, pornography statics, pornography addiction and t...
FINDING THE RIGHT CHURCH - Part 3 of 3
2007-08-03 15:38:00 When searching for a new church we've looked at "Church es to Avoid" and we looked at "Churches to Consider," but there are a few things we still need to do ... PRAY ABOUT IT: Ask for the Lord's wisdom, guidance and blessing as you search. Be specific, ask where you can be used best, and ask where you can grow the most.MAKE A CHECK LIST: Before visiting, make a check list of the most important characteristics about the church you hope to find. Then rate the church according to your check list when you leave. Keeping notes will help you compare and decide later. If you are visiting many churches, as time passes you may have trouble keeping them straight. This will help you keep a record for future reference.VISIT A CHURCH MORE THAN ONCE: It will give you a chance to dig deep. All churches will come across as friendly, and all churches will have some hypocrites. While first impressions are important, don't forget to look below the surface. ASK SOME QUESTIONS: Is the church a place w... More About: Part , Part 3
A FEW THINGS I THINK TODAY
2007-08-02 16:11:00 I think tomorrow is a good time to finish up part 3 of the "How to Find the Right Church Series." I think I had a great time with John Dobbs yesterday in a phone conversation that he recorded for his podcast. He asked me questions about how Lea and I met, some things about the Childress church, about my past battles with cancer and about some other things too. John also asked me what the most popular post has been on my blog. You might be surprised at the answer. We did our best to talk about fellow bloggers like Dee Andrews, Danny Dodd's podcast last week and our worries about Bobby Cohoon who is MIA. We also brought up bloggers Brian Nicklaus, Eben Emerson, Danny Sims, and others too. No one was out of bounds ... it was a no-holds-barred interview :) If you want to swing by and give it a listen you can find a link to it on John Dobb's blog or go straight to his podcast and find it here: Part 1 and Part 2. I think Evan Almighty was an AWESOME movie. Why can't they make more movi... More About: General , Today , Things
FINDING THE RIGHT CHURCH - Part 2 of 3
2007-08-01 16:35:00 When looking for a church home there are some things you need to consider. While there are definitely some churches you need to avoid, what are some positive things that you need to be looking for in a church?CHURCHES TO CONSIDER:A WORSHIPPING CHURCH: The primary reason we meet together is to focus our attention on God, giving Him our worship, praise and adoration. This should be something that we have a strong desire to do in our hearts.A CHURCH THAT FOCUSES ON JESUS: Healthy churches talk about Jesus all the time. Their main focus isn't their building, their budget or their bottom line. It's Jesus (1 Corinthians 3:11). They don't have gimmicks. They have Jesus. He's at the center of everything they do and teach. Jesus was the main focus of the church in the first century ... why should that change? Jesus, not issues, is at the center of a healthy church.A BIBLICAL CHURCH: The Bible is still the best book ever. It's full of answers for people's lives. To use something other t... More About: Church , Part
FINDING THE RIGHT CHURCH - Part 1 of 3
2007-07-31 16:30:00 God has created us for community. It's called "church." Church is where we grow, encourage one another, share our spiritual gifts and become accountable to one another. It is where we praise God together, pray together and worship together.Recently I was asked by a friend who had moved to a new community and was looking for a new church home, "How can I tell if a church is right for us?" and "What are some things we should look for and some things we should avoid in a church?" Those are very good questions, and I thought it would make a great post for discussion. So let's start with some churches you might want to avoid.CHURCHES TO AVOID ...A CONTROLLING CHURCH: I'd avoid any church that feels they have "authority" over all areas of your life. If you have to ask the leadership's permission to change jobs or permission to move ... that's probably a church you should avoid.A PERFECT CHURCH: Avoid any place where everyone pretends to be sinless and without problem. Look out for an... More About: Part
TAGGED
2007-07-30 16:01:00 I've been tagged twice this summer but haven't had time to reply to either challenge. The first tag comes from my friend John Dobbs. It calls for me to list eight random things about myself. These things are not necessarily marvelous things?or good things ? or even interesting things. These do not have to be secret things that no one else knows. So keep that in mind when reading my list. Random simply means they come out of nowhere. Oh?the rules?The Rules:Players start with 8 random facts about themselves. Those who are tagged should post these rules and their 8 random facts. Players should tag 8 other people and notify them they have been tagged. EIGHT RANDOM (and possibly weird) FACTS ABOUT TREY:I hate getting out of the shower all clean and my teeth still feel dirty, so I brush my teeth in the shower everyday.I love a good cup of coffee. It is my favorite drink. I like my breakfast cereal a little soggy, so I'm likely to pour the milk and go do something for a couple of minute... More About: General , Tagged
"DAD, CAN YOU PUT MY BAPTISM ON YOUR BLOG?"
2007-07-28 08:00:00 I was blessed to baptize my son, Connor, at camp on Friday. Lea and I have been talking to Connor for some time now about becoming a Christian. Connor decided it was time. Later that afternoon I asked him if he'd like to watch the video we shot of his baptism. He said, "Sure dad, and can you put it on your blog?"I'm honored to put it on my blog, Connor. Your mom and I are very proud of you and we love you very much.PS - The crazy guy you see briefly in the video is Nate, our fantastic (yet goof-ball) youth minister. He was shooting the video for us. For the QMCC campers that promised to drop by: Click here for some camp pictures. More About: General , Blog , Baptism
TEN THINGS I'VE LOVE ABOUT SUMMER CAMP
2007-07-26 17:40:00 Camp is going well. All 240 of us are having a great time. I had about 20 minutes to run into town and check my email. So I thought I'd share a quick post. Here are ten things I've loved about church camp at QMCC so far...1. I've learned some great new praise songs.2. I've learned that fun and faith CAN go in the same sentence.3. My friend Jesus has been there. 4. The real Jesus has been there too.5. I've loved watching my kids play and realize God loves watching His kids play too. 6. Five young people have become Christians this week.7. I've heard some great lessons on David - "A Man after God's own Heart."8. Worship has been inspiring.9. I've renewed old friendships and made new ones.10. I've realized from watching these young people ... the church has a BRIGHT future!!!Blessings ~ Trey More About: Love , Summer , General , Camp , Things
BUSY SUMMER
2007-07-22 20:21:00 I'm headed to QMCC this week for six days of camp with 175 kids. Temperatures are going to be about 95 degrees everyday, but trust me that's cooler than usual. It'll be a great week. Jesus is coming to camp with us again this year. I told you about him a while back, so I'm looking forward to getting to know Kendal a little better.Summer s are usually busy, but this one has been busier than usual. I guess it happens. Hope everyone has a great week. A couple of links for you this week. John Roberts wrote an excellent post on marriage called "Together, Forever." You can find it here, posted under the date of Wednesday, July 18th.Here's Sunday's sermon. "How to Know God's Will for Your Life." I hope if you get time you'll drop by and give it a listen (or a sleep). Blessings to you this week ~ Trey More About: General , Busy
THE MOST POPULAR BIBLE TRANSLATIONS
2007-07-20 15:59:00 Did you know that the Bible is the best-selling book of all time and it continues to be the best-selling book of the year, every year. The CBA has released this month's "Best Selling Tran slation s " list. Does any of these surprise you?New International Version King James Version New Living TranslationNew King James Version English Standard VersionThe MessageHolman Christian Standard BibleNew American Standard Bible Today's New International VersionNew Century VersionFor years I've preferred the NIV. Seems like most of the people I preach to use the NIV as well. Lately I've been doing my daily reading from the NCV and the NLT. I've enjoyed both of these as well. So what translation do you use? Is there a translation you don't like? Do you know anyone who thinks the Bible translations they use is actually the only one God authorizes us to use? More About: Popular
Mexico City Update - 6 (Clothing the Poor)
2007-07-18 23:06:00 We're home. Glad to be here for a couple of days before I leave for a week of camp. But I can't help but think of what an amazing day Monday was in Mexico City . It was by far the high point of the mission trip.Monday we left the house early for a little Mexican village about 2 hours north of Mexico City. We spent the major part of the day working in a little park where kids play soccer, basketball and play on playground equipment. We worked hard, and then we were invited to play a game of soccer with some of the locals, in which we were killed. Following the soccer game, the church members treated us to a Mexican feast, which they called "barbacoa". They offered us their very best food. We explained to the kids earlier that day ... whatever you are offered ... eat it! The food was pork, lamb and other Mexican favorites.Later that day, we took clothes that we had gathered from our own closets before we left Childress, and drove to an area of Apaxico where the poorest lived. We pull... More About: Clothing , General , Update
Mexico City Update - 5
2007-07-17 08:00:00 Monday was unbelievable. I can't wait to tell you more about it. We worked our tails off and gave clothes away to poor families and children. It was an extremely emotional day. It's been a long time since I've struggled with my emotions like I did today. I can't wait to tell you more about it in a couple of days. But tonight, I'm exhausted. I'm going to bed.We leave early in the morning for what should be a 32 hour bus ride home. Thanks for thinking of us and thanks for sharing our Mexico trip with us. More About: General , Update , City , Mexico City
Mexico City Update - 4
More articles from this author:2007-07-16 08:00:00 A few things to update you on...Saturday we had an "off" day. We spent time at the park playing football with some of the Mexican people and then they taught us how to play soccer. It was lots of fun spending the day playing in the park. We told Nate (our wonderful youth minister) that he could play only if he toned-down his competitiveness. Nate is the most competitive guy in the whole world, and we enjoy spending time teasing him about it. He was able to keep himself under control (for the most part). :)Saturday night a handful of us went to Lucha Libre (yes, a Mexican professional wrestling match). How could I ever live with myself knowing I had a chance to watch a cultural event such as Lucha Libre and didn't go? So I decided not to deprive myself of this pleasure and I watched the great "Mistico" defend his title. It was too fun. Sunday: Worship with the church in Mexico City was amazing. The singing was tremendous and the communion time was very moving. I wish everyone could ... More About: General , Update , Mexico City 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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