Growing acorns
I’m definitely going to have to invest in some more phrasebooks!
Four new families meant that this week at Little Acorns we were learning about life in Uganda, Somalia and the Philippines.
posted by nick at 5:35 PM
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Four new families meant that this week at Little Acorns we were learning about life in Uganda, Somalia and the Philippines.
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- Name: nick
- Location: London, United Kingdom
Along with my wife Lisa and our sons Joshua and Daniel we're continuing our adventure with God in Stratford, East London.
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- The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy . Neill, F. (2007)
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- Never Admit to Beige. Drapes, J (2006)
- Never Surrender. Dobbs, M (2004)
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