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Rhodes, South Africa
Mum Sounds idyllic! I always have at least two blocks of Cathedral City mature cheddar in the fridge....no worries there!!
Nanny Wendy & Grandad John Great pictures, clearly having a great experience. Like the blogs, keep up the litter picking there is plenty of scope back here to continue the good work!
precious The repulsive cuisine made us the most robust individuals on Earth.The food is organic; we do not depend on genetically engineered food.We appreciate your exploration of our picturesque and serene community.
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Selaelo Hi There...I really enjoyed reading this :). I am from that area, and it is really good to see there is things happening in that school. My nephew goes to that school and I have not seen him in 6 months as I work far from home. His name is Bigboy (aka Mpho). Can you tell me how he is doing?
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Amanda RIchards Hi Han, just checking in to say hello. Hope you are all ok. Cant believe you'll be home soon. Tash says Hi to. xx
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John Everson Hannah It is some time since we have commented but it has been very good to follow your blog. your time will there will be coming to an end all too soon. However, it is very clear that you are deriving all the benefits you should from such a challenging experience. Linda and John from 19 Oxhayes,
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Nan & Grandad East Hannah, we are very proud of what you are doing out there in South Africa. We love and miss you very much. Thinking of you always, Nanny Ann & Grandad Ron
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Auntie Tracey, Uncle Mikey & Cousin Max Have loved reading these latest blogs Hannah and it was great catching up the other day when you phoned. You can make me a coconut pancake when you come out to see us in France. Much love from the Wilke's.
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Nanny Wendy & Grandad John Great pictures, clearly having a great experience. Like the blogs, keep up the litter picking there is plenty of scope back here to continue the good work!
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Mum The pictures are fabulous and the places you have visited look beautiful and peaceful. Your secondary project will be very rewarding and looks to have been a resounding success with the preschoolers. Keep up the good work and your enthusiasm!
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Mum Sounds idyllic! I always have at least two blocks of Cathedral City mature cheddar in the fridge....no worries there!!
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Mark Smith Hannah - sounds like you are having a fantastic time and doing something really worthwhile - bet you wish you had always been nice to your teachers !
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Amanda Richards Hi Han, hope all going well, just read your last entry. Sounds very fulfilling. Great to feel you are making a difference. Can't believe you've been away more than 6 months already!! X x
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Casper & Sharon Good to hear that your new placement is providing you with a healthy interaction (not a dietary nature footing) with the students. What does it feel like to be on the other side of the classroom? Do you have to grade the work and how does it relate to their curriculum requirements? Enjoy the sunshine and temperature, you are missing tropical weather in the UK, not!
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Nanny Wendy and Grandad John Not surprised that you gave up the hiking. I thought it was a bit out of character. Glad to hear school is going well and is also proving to be very satisfying. Keep up the good work. Think of us here in the rain. It has been raining for weeks. We shall soon have webbed feet. Send us a bit of sunshine. Speak to you again soon. Love Nanny Wendy and Grandad John.xxxxx
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Peter. Hi Hannah. Wishing you a Happy New Year. The team at Voluntary Action Coventry are following all your adventures in South Africa with envy. Hope 2014 brings you more memorable and enjoyable experiences.
re: All kinds of change
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John Everson Hannah It is some time since we have commented but it has been very good to follow your blog. your time will there will be coming to an end all too soon. However, it is very clear that you are deriving all the benefits you should from such a challenging experience. Linda and John from 19 Oxhayes,