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| On this page, some of your host families will introduce themselves. Remember - every American host family is different. Some families have two parents, some only have one. Some families have many children, some have none. Some families live in the center of town, some live in the country. But every host family has one thing in common - they can't wait to meet you! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The Courser's - Roger, Etta, Mary & Michael We are a caring family of four, and we love hosting exchange students! We like to travel, watch movies, go camping, what else... We spend a lot of time volunteering with Boy Scouts, school activities and Cultural Homestay International. We need some more filler here... |
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