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A Friendship Courtesy of a Lobiani
Reblogged from Making a Difference: Repeatedly in Georgia, I’ve learned that saying “დიახ” (yes) can bring great rewards. Often when saying “დიახ” isn’t what I want to do, I remember the lobiani that started a friendship and what I’ve experienced … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Georgian Language, Georgian Life, TLG (Teach and Learn in Georgia), Uncategorized
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Have you Ever Been to Georgia?
Have you ever been to Georgia? was the number one question on every Oceans Ambassador’s mind yesterday, as we called up the European Space Agency’s Dr Alexander Kumar at Concordia Research Station in Antarctica, one of the remotest places on … Continue reading
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Down, but by No Means Out!
Days Like These… Its been a bit of a down day today. I’m tired and low on energy. But I’m not worried. In fact, I have learnt that it is days like these where you find that through adversity, you … Continue reading
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