Other than that this week has been really busy and is set to get busier!
The Tanzanian students left yesterday so Monday night was party night - which was quite emotional for some. I was really chuffed when several of the Tanzanian teachers said how charming Casey (my daughter) is and how they look forward to seeing her next year!
The Tanzanian students and teachers were all beautifully dressed in suits and dresses which we all found a bit embarassing as we sat there in our shorts and t-shirts!
Casey has a BTEC Performing Arts performance tonight and Dan has his performance of Wind in the Willows tomorrow. Bless him, he has just been given a "fill in" role as someone else is not able to make it so he's practising for "Prisoner 1".
Maybe I'll get some time to scrap photos next week before we fly off on our holidays!
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ReplyDeletehope you didnt have to lick all them envelopes? lol. greta piccies, have good eve, sue,x
hope you get to craft soon,
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Oh my, that is some pile of stuffed envies!! Looks like the exchange students had a fun time!!
ReplyDeleteHope you didn't have to lick them closed!....yuk!
ReplyDeleteHave a great WOYWW!
((Lyn())
So glad I'm not buried under that pile of envelops!
ReplyDeleteAh the monotony of paid work is to make your creative juices flow! You're really busy - hope you have a fab holiday.
ReplyDeleteHope that pile of envelopes has been shifted by now and you can get on to some interesting things! Looks like the students all had a great time.
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Brenda
Seems like you had a lovely time, well apart from the envelopes. :)
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