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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Red Light, Green Light
Reblogged from Making a Difference: Do you remember that movie Corrina, Corrina? Maybe not. Well, in the movie, Whoopi Goldberg’s character has this magical ability to turn red lights green by blowing on them. Just a little puff of air … Continue reading
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The Education Debate
Wisdom Teething! I’m feeling a little out of sorts today. The result of my impacted wisdom tooth playing up, pressing on a nerve, which gives me a muffled ear and a constant aching headache, and an annoying tendency to start … Continue reading
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A Pacific Island whose shape reminds us a Dolphin
Reblogged from art-profiles.com: There are so many stunning landscapes on Earth, yet nature never ceases to amaze. Islands are often beautiful enough in their own right when seen from ground level: we don’t need to discern any particular pattern in … Continue reading
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Is It Mandatory, Mandaturi?
Reblogged from Making a Difference: There is a show called “Mind Your Langauge” that aired in the UK in the late 70s. It was about a guy named Jeremy Brown teaching an English course to foreigners. It was a comedy, … Continue reading
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What I Did on My Summer Vacation: Part 1
Reblogged from Making a Difference: I’m writing this post from somewhere above Iceland, en route to the United States for a month-long holiday. I think I’ll definitely go through a bit of culture shock, especially because I’m going straight from … Continue reading
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Thanks Fine
Reblogged from Making a Difference: When TLG brought us to Georgia, they gave us a week of language instruction in Georgian so that we could survive and get around and meet people. It was very basic things, like greetings, numbers, … Continue reading
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Great Blue Hole of Belize
Reblogged from art-profiles.com: First discovered by Jacques Cousteau, one of the world’s most famous divers and marine conservationists, the Great Blue Hole in Belize is the best of the bunch, and every diver’s dream. Measuring 305m (1,000 ft) across and … Continue reading
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Tbilisi Unbound
Reblogged from Making a Difference: Even before I arrived in Tbilisi the first time, for a week’s vacation in July 2007, I was telling people that the city would soon become the next Prague — a down-on-its-luck former imperial metropolis … Continue reading
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