Familyday 24 September 2011 I would like to know if your people can send a someone to talk to our people from correctional service for that day we plan to have it in our communityhall.
Regards
Trauma Victim Support Room Fisantekraal Durbanville
Familyday 24 September 2011 I would like to know if your people can send a someone to talk to our people from correctional service for that day we plan to have it in our communityhall.
Regards
Trauma Victim Support Room Fisantekraal Durbanville
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a question about your trip to israel Hello,
My name is Adva, and I am writing a master thesis on travelers in Israel and the Palestinian territories. I read your amazing blog, and i wonderful if you can answer a few questions:
1. Did you use a guidebook to Israel?
2. If you did use a guidebook, of which company was it.
3. If it was of the Lonely Planet, which edition was it? (It is writing in the back cover and in the first pages usually, and if you dont have the book, can you try to remember what appeared at the front picture cover?)
4. Would it be ok that at the future I will send you more questions?
5. Thanks
Adva
advathesis@gmail.com
a question about your trip to israel Hello,
My name is Adva, and I am writing a master thesis on travelers in Israel and the Palestinian territories. I read your amazing blog, and i wonderful if you can answer a few questions:
1. Did you use a guidebook to Israel?
2. If you did use a guidebook, of which company was it.
3. If it was of the Lonely Planet, which edition was it? (It is writing in the back cover and in the first pages usually, and if you dont have the book, can you try to remember what appeared at the front picture cover?)
4. Would it be ok that at the future I will send you more questions?
5. Thanks
Adva
advathesis@gmail.com
this is me with an unhappy face :-( Aw, Shylie, I'm so sorry about your blog entries- I have been looking forward to them all summer & always got so excited when I saw a new entry. Was in a mild panic over the last few days when I couldn't get on the website. Didn't save any, though. Will understand if the stream dries up but....that means you have to stay home more than 1 day so I can hear about the rest of the trip.
fast times at "ridgemont high"... Hon, What a rush. I though that I was, or used to be, an adrenaline junkie when we did scuba dives on wrecks at over 100 feet below, rafted category3/4 rivers or explored mountains and canyons that were "off the trail" but...your experience is a trump! I would love to see the video. (If you have not been ballooning, do that next. It is not as scary as tandem diving but oh, so beautiful. You will know what birds feel like floating through the air.)
P.S. I hope your "dive master" was cute...sounds like the hook up was a little cozy. :-)
Love, Auntie A.
WAY Cool!!! I'm neither easily amused nor impressed! But THIS... off the chain!
You are your fathers' child! Law school should be a breeze.. did you get the divemasters' phone number after giving him a lapdance?? HAHAHA
reporting from my bed in ccu lesson #1--never tell your mom before you do something reckless that you are doing something reckless
lesson #2 don't "ask" for my blessings when you know they ain't gonna be there regarding jumping out of a small plane even with a 'hot' instructor holding on
lesson #3 don't tell me daddy thinks its cool or you may end up sleeping in the same doghouse he now occupies.
Seriously, glad you made it back to earth in one piece and had the thrill of the moment, this will be a 9 week trip that no one could surpass unless they got to be on Survivor. Enjoy the rest of the days in Israel and keep those blogs coming.
.....and now, for my next act.... Truly the summer of adventure: penguins, sharks, safari, warthog carpaccio....and now skydiving. I would LOVE to see the DVD! Glad to see this as a blog entry instead of a segment on the evening news. Would you do it again? Solo? How are you ever going to come back to the mundane world of Florida and law school?
all i can say is WOW!!! definitely deserving of three exclaimation points on this. you are my hero. i am in awe. i don't think i would have the nerve to do this, but perhaps when we go to israell (together) you can talk me into it, using your fine arguing skills you have cultivated over the past 1.... well 21 years :) love you! can't wait to see you.
lions and rhinos and jails...oh my! You are certainly getting to see some aspects of the criminal justice system that we never hope to see: supreme courts, prisons....all that 'dark underbelly' stuff that lawyers are involved in ;-] Is any of what you're learning applicable to the US? Haven't mentioned that I really enjoyed the safari entries + great job on all of your pictures, regardless of who took them. Thanks SO much for sharing your trip with us. Are you missing all the Harry Potter mania down there? Or must I assume that it is worldwide?
well, almost through this is one of those blogs where there isn'/t alot to say regarding what you wrote. I guess if I was an affecionado of prisons I could make some pithy remark about the differences or similarities, and it would be cogent, but I am not and cannot. It hopefully was interesting to you. I hope all is going good as you wind down this portion of your trip and get ready to move on with a trunk full of memories and good positive experiences. 'We have totally enjoyed your five weeks as much as you, and will love hearing more details as you are home to tell them. Keep your pretty face smiling and have a safe trip back to Israel.
Here, kitty, kitty, kitty... Hi, Shy: We loved your story about the big cats sitting by the side of the road, like "your parent's kitty". I would love to see big cats in the wild where we (the humans) are the ones in the "cages"...seems appropriate, given our behavior.
Be safe and have fun.
What a trip! It has certainly been the chance of a lifetime and you are a blessed young lady to have such generous and loving parents. Enjoy!
Love, Auntie A. and Dwight
jerky sounds good It is a very interesting blog to read about the culinary delights of the country you are in, and if you think about it how many people would understand schwarma or bislis, but when in rome....actually, being a bit of a jerky fan myself some of those jerkies sound actually interesting and colorful.
We just got your car and for the moment it runs, hold your breath.
Loved the safari commentary and pics, the mitzi also enjoyed them and pulled out two socks to prove her distant but genetic links to the lions. She really enjoyed the pride rock pic and loved the meditating baboon. so all in all it sounded like she knew that she would have to show her mettle as you have seen the real "wild things".
Sorry you had to see 'boerish' (pun intended) behavior on your trip but it is also a life lesson and we know that the world is an imperfect place and people can be worse than animals at times. chalk it up to lessons learned and move on to make more justice in the world.l Enjoy the last few days of S Africa and keep us posted on all your new adventures.
what about the local produce? any interesting fruits and/or veggies? c'mon, you know your hippie roomie wants the details on those things... :) LOVE LOVE LOVE the safari pics by the way, i'd give up some locks to see a real life lion(ess).
I bet danny pie would appreciate meat flavored chips. haha, with spicy mayo of course...
for some reason, i immediately had the words "planet unicorn heyyyyyy" come to mind when i saw the "elijah wood picture" and/or something along the lines of a crybaby troll. i miss you! xoxox
pretty pics Once again you have totally awed us with your pictoral tour of
south africa and all ita beautiful vistas and sights to see. I too like the guinea hen and would not object to one of those in the yard (as opposed to the noisome sand cranes that we do have). Glad you are getting great weather and from the pictures of you, you look great and none the worse for the wear and tear of uphill walking. Daddy is always on the ball to tell me when there is a new blog from you so you know he is loving this. Oh I meant to say that I got you a shot glass in Aspen for your collection (I keep forgetting to say so).
I really lied the babbling brook and tree shots as you are right I did not need another picture of the mountain, but keep on taking them. I am anxiously waiting for the safari pics and hope you have a great time. Enjoy your movie and hope you get the book in a timely fashion as well.
Love Mommy
Unbelieveable Shylie...I am so proud of you for venturing into Great White water! Although I have done shark dives before...never with a Great White. Go Girl. Six to 8 foot seas...whoa! My limit is 6 feet so you are the brave one. Just got back myself from diving the deep wrecks of Key Largo but nothing compared to your experience. Was this with SCUBA?
the undersea world Jacques Cousteau would be proud of you (as would your uncle Robert). Having been seasick once, I'm very sympathetic-- and know you're feeling better now that you're back on terra firma.
Enjoy.
Getruida Maartens
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Familyday 24 September 2011
I would like to know if your people can send a someone to talk to our people from correctional service for that day we plan to have it in our communityhall. Regards Trauma Victim Support Room Fisantekraal Durbanville