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Published: June 8th 2012June 8th 2012
Today we returned to Hidden Voice School. Because of the energy we brougt yesterday, they wanted us to come back for PE and more physical exercise with the children today. So, balloons were again popular; a game similar to duck, duck goose with the whole group; some races and some arts and crafts.
You should see your children and your friends with these kids. They are having a ball, being creative and making these kids feel special. I hope the pictures begin to give you an idea.
We had our own fun sheduled for today - a visit to the crocodile farm. These crocodiles are monstrous! A waist high cement wall and a little chain link fence are all that separate you from a killing machine that looks fierce, powerful and like it somehow is still part dinosaur. There were several large groups of school children there and our white-skinned teenagers were of irresistable interest. At one point Monica looked like the pied piper with over a dozen small African school girls following her.
We travel to Kapiri Mposhi tomorrow. Hopefully we will have Internet. Thanks for all of your comments.
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Date: 8th June 2012
keep the blog entries coming...
thanks for the update - safe travels north :) all's well in conifer. Can't believe you've been gone a week already.
From Blog: A Second Day at Hidden Voice
keep the blog entries coming...
thanks for the update - safe travels north :) all's well in conifer. Can't believe you've been gone a week already.
From Blog: A Second Day at Hidden Voice
Date: 9th June 2012
Wonderful entries
Gang, Wonderful entries. Have enjoyed the updates. Well done. I have a quick administrative matter I need Andy to respond to ASAP. Did he apply for the Rio Tinto Scholarship before he left? It is due on June 15. Matt
From Blog: A Second Day at Hidden Voice
Wonderful entries
Gang, Wonderful entries. Have enjoyed the updates. Well done. I have a quick administrative matter I need Andy to respond to ASAP. Did he apply for the Rio Tinto Scholarship before he left? It is due on June 15. Matt
From Blog: A Second Day at Hidden Voice
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Thanks for all the blogging and photo uploading! We love to see the happy faces and so appreciate you keeping us up to date! Wishing you happy trails to Kapiri. We love you!
From Blog: A Second Day at Hidden Voice