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I really enjoyed coming to the French Fashion Show. You all did very well with your French. I am also enjoying reading your myths as they appear. Keep them coming!
What a wonderful way to connect with the world! I am a former high school teacher from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, although my dad was from lovely England – Hayling Island, to be exact, just off of Portsmouth. Our city is currently experiencing dreadful flooding from the Assiniboine River, so I may not be able to check back here too often as I could be out tossing sandbags! Oh, and I am wondering where in the world are you? I was sent to this site by my good friend, Sally Brodrick. Hope you get lots of visitors! Kd
WOW i love the descriptions used in the Secret garden passages well done Sam and Sophie!