A big hi from Emma who is about to put in some hard yards at school! She is a little 'dawnie' in the making!
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they push 'em hard here!
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hi all!
Last night I had a dream that the All Blacks lost 77 to 72. I woke feeling gutted and at 5.45 am I went to check out the score on the internet, when we got a call from Debbie, my sister-in-law who spilled the news. Wow, it was like a princess diana moment, a stabbing pain-like grief that is cemented in my mind permanently. Nzers over here were seen walking around in a stunned daze .
I read a commentary just the day before, Wynne Grey I think who said that France didn't have a show against us... why do we say such things? It always bites us in the bum!
Well, at least Aussie got whipped as well.
Things are 'tickidyboo' here, days seem to melt into each other. Emma got a bit sick a few weeks ago and the word was TB. We started panicking but did you know nearly 1/3 of the world has it? Unbelieveable! Anyway, after trooping off to the hospital for check ups galore,we discovered it wasn't TB which was a relief, just an infection.
Hope is all well with you. As I write this daylight saving has started with you all and school kicks off again tomorrow. Relieved mums!
The girls are down stairs watching 'Little House on the Pairie'
Remember that programme?- hope they are learning how to have fun with a piece of stick and how to do chores properly without complaining. I've given up on that miracle, perhaps Laura and the gang can instill those old beautiful virtues into them!........
Love
Mark, Trudi, Frankie and Emma
I read a commentary just the day before, Wynne Grey I think who said that France didn't have a show against us... why do we say such things? It always bites us in the bum!
Well, at least Aussie got whipped as well.
Things are 'tickidyboo' here, days seem to melt into each other. Emma got a bit sick a few weeks ago and the word was TB. We started panicking but did you know nearly 1/3 of the world has it? Unbelieveable! Anyway, after trooping off to the hospital for check ups galore,we discovered it wasn't TB which was a relief, just an infection.
Hope is all well with you. As I write this daylight saving has started with you all and school kicks off again tomorrow. Relieved mums!
The girls are down stairs watching 'Little House on the Pairie'
Remember that programme?- hope they are learning how to have fun with a piece of stick and how to do chores properly without complaining. I've given up on that miracle, perhaps Laura and the gang can instill those old beautiful virtues into them!........
Love
Mark, Trudi, Frankie and Emma
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philippine news 2
factfile
Facts about the Philippines:
1) It is made up of over 7000 islands some still not explored.
2) 19 people actually crucified themselves in the Easter celebrations
3) President Marcos, according to one newspaper article looks to have embezzled up to 3/4 trillion dollars overseas! They are still trying to unearth all this 'investments' in Switzerland. That would be about 1,600,000 pesos or $40,000 for each family in the Philippines. Sadly the Philippines has one of the highest rankings for corruption
4) some of the best snorkelling and scuba diving in the world.
5)The Philippines is the only country in Asia where the official religion is Catholicism
6)In Manila – the capital - you can visit a museum that displays shoes owned by former first lady, Imelda Marcos
7)Manila is a city of economic overload ; there are 168 shopping malls – and the number is constantly growing.
8)War in the Philippines between Muslim independence groups and the Government in the southern island of Mindanao formally ended in 2003; there are still an estimated 150,000 internally displaced people
9)There are over 2,000 varieties of fish in the seas around the country’s 7,000 islands
10)The Philippines has one of the highest rates of temporary migration; in 2005 there were 3.6 million overseas foreign workers, in addition to the country’s 3.2 million permanent migrants
11)In many parts of the country the staple diet is rice and fish for breakfast, lunch and dinner but at festivals people eat lechon, which is roasted pig
12)The US bought The Philippines from the Spanish in 1898 for 20 million dollars
13)December 30 is a national holiday to commemorate the poet and reformer Jose Rizal who was unfairly executed in 1896 at the age of 35 for inciting rebellion.
they push 'em hard here!
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