Connect place names together to make an interesting travel story (Urgent!!!!)

B: Hello! What have you been up to lately?

A: I traveled around the world.

B: Who did you go with?

A: There are: Mexico, Monaco, Morocco, Santiago, and Togo.

B: When did you leave?

A: Departure from Belgium, Grenada time.

B: How did you get there?

A: Riding Rome, Lima, Bahamas, Panama. Holding Vanu in his hand

Attu walked along the Western Sahara Trail, leaving Macau and passing through Yemen.

Walk through Hanoi on Hokkaido's Sydney, climb up to Singapore and cross Cambodia

Kuala Lumpur, Cambodia, looking at Islamabad under the light of Yangon

< p>The four brothers are St. Joseph, St. John, St. George and St. Denis.

B: Is Islamabad beautiful?

A: Sao Tome is just like Luxembourg.

B: What a beautiful method?

A: Like the six ladies from Hungary, Austria, Italy, Kigali, Valley, and Chile

Niamey.

B: How are the six ladies packaged?

A: Four sisters-in-law from Poland, the Netherlands, Finland, and New Zealand, speaking from Lagos,

Kiribati, Barbados, Honduras, and Buenos Airi

< p>Warsaw Baotou made of a mixture of St. Petersburg, Plymouth, Caracas and Las Vegas

Prague clothes were then made from England, Scotland, Ukraine, Tehran,

Swaziland, and Northern Ireland, and the clothes were rimmed with gold inlaid with

Sikkim. Isn't it beautiful to see Paraguay, Uruguay, and Lilongwe growing in Qinghai and eating Congo and Pagopa produced in Taiwan?

B: Can Congo bite?

A: They are from Ivory Coast, Portugal and Spain.

Which is Cameroon in one bite.

B: Hey! What do the four sisters-in-law look like?

A: Looks like Albania, Algeria, Vienna and Tira

That, all are better than Sofia, and Lome is as beautiful as Victoria.

B: Do you have any photos of them?

A: Suva, Kathmandu and Tarawa, both in Paris.

Where to go? The frames are made of Fiji

and Nauru. Card and Sri Lanka are at odds.

B: Who are the husbands of the four sisters-in-law?

A: The famous Greek god of war Belarus, Mauritius, Tunisia and Cyprus.

B: Do they have children?

A: Can it be without it? A Belarusian and a Polish lady got married in Tokyo, Japan, and lived in Mingoya. She has four brothers from Yugoslavia, Maldives, Tel Aviv and Moscow and four ladies from Syria, Malaysia, Indonesia and Nicosia.

B: Four boys and four girls are here. How about the other three brothers?

A: A Mauritius and a Dutch lady fell in love at first sight in Port Louis, Argentina.

They fell in love when they came to Port-au-Prince, Canada, and then went to Oslo and entered Kingston University

The church held a Central African wedding under the auspices of Antananarivo, and exchanged Accra diamond rings made in Kinshasa.

B: How about marriage?

A: After getting married, the two lived in Chinatown in Brazil and Mexico City on the Vietnamese side.

Living a life similar to that in Peru. She gave birth to four ladies from Australia, Romania, Bulgaria and Armenia and three brothers Washington, Wellington and Hamilton.

B: Where do so many children live?

A: Living in a yurt in Iceland.

B: Isn’t the yurt cool?

A: Use Pakistani and Palestinian soil produced in Belize, and then use soil to moor