The Tale of the Safe Taraki Boy

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Once upon a time, ijaaaaay Kiangan Village, far, far away, there lived a young, safe, taraki boy. Every morning, when he wakes up, he prays for a safe work day ahead.

Being safe meant that he wore his taraki hard hat, sparkling reflectorized vest and taraki rubber boots- before he goes out of his house.

Taraki boy never forgets to smile, ta he knows that being kind to others will lift up ngay his co-workers' morale. Taraki boy works diligently. He does not sleep underground uray pay his taraki boss, Sir Kaging is not around.

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Taraki boy looks up and down, left and right, front ken back ta he makes sure nga safe isuna and his kakadwa.

That is the tale of the safe taraki boy. He comes home safe ijaaaaaay Kiangan Village, far, far away, plays his old country music and eats pinikpikan with sityot ken etag adi.

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