And all through the land
The bloggers were stirring with merriment planned.
Some traveled afar, by train, plane or bus
Some lived close at hand, though sadly not us.
The young and the old
The scared and the bold
All with a story that has to be told.
Last year pretty much the first people I met at cybher were world vision. As a result of that I’ve been sponsoring a little boy in Niger ever since.
I wonder what lives will be changed after tomorrow.
Click the links below and scroll through my collection of ideas, workshops, excursions, and more to discover practical everyday activities you can do together in and around your home classroom.
Gawd,, if other bloggers are really arriving by plane, I’ve no excuse next year, have I?
Have a great weekend and looking forward to reading about it x
No excuse at all. Some people came from US.
Have an awesome time!
We did, thanks
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