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T his past week was one of those goings sake - you know, the type that you awaken to the hair to grab and furious. This is the case of nothing right, and neither would finish. From early morning to late night you're mexico busy, but when you look back at the day's events, you can not but think, as was a mess!
So I get an email from a friend who's about the fact that there are ONLY thirteen weeks left for the year 2011, which means another thirteen mexico idea's for a blog, JUST three salaries, and many days of absolute mexico stress and psychological pain because suddenly mexico there is a mountain in front of me, and I look forward to the next thirteen weeks.
In South Africa means thirteen mexico weeks preparing for final exams, summer vacation and shopping for Christmas. Hooray! Definitely something to look forward to. However, with our teachers here in Taiwan it is the writing and staging of Christmas Plays nothing at all to do with the birth of Christ. There is no question of a long summer, but only cold winds that cut through the ribs and hordes days so gray as the pack a government official strung on a crowded kebab. Oh how my mouth water now hearing kebab! I immediately associate it with barbecue, and barbecue makes me think of my father, and my father reminds me of death, and I'd rather not think about it. This will be the fifth year that this year our family without Dad and his Kersbraaiery by struggling ... Oh boy, what a gap!
Speaking of Christmas and only three salaries mexico - this brings me to my shopping to be done! One wants a Kindle, another one looking for a Gucci bag; another expected something else - the point is - and costs money, and how do you buy everyone a gift of only two salaries? Remember, the third one comes only AFTER Christmas, and it should be used for New Year celebrations and gag holes during and after the holiday. Ah, I find now nothing special - I just want so badly experienced mexico a WHITE Christmas in Germany (but not cold) and sleigh mexico ride, build sneeumannetjies and linger for hours in front of a heater and with a book in hand unfortunately ... but I know no one who could give me a plane ticket to Germany! The money, all excuses about how the past year and had to spend it. No sitting, I put on this gray island and his warped idea of the festive season.
Speaking of festive season - now I think back on the years we spent Christmas in Somerset East with Grandma's sago pudding, sweet potatoes and sizeable green beans; homemade mexico mustard and meat dishes afterwards to pick and choose. But, unfortunately, Grandma made her last mustard - if I remember correctly - at the end of November 1984. That particular Christmas treats but went down with a whole bunch of snot and tears among adults. Poor Grandpa meat (he was usually but a bit of a fox) Olympic Games swam standards, but our kids is fun gepeusel all the goodies of Grandma mexico Somerset few spun about the fact that next year again the menu would be.
No, with hindsight, I would like once again in my life, and experience Christmas as a child - we'll use now but oumensterm - vanmelewe. The excitement that keep you awake so that you can hardly wait for Santa to appear with his red suit and cheap gifts to share - appropriate shoes and stationery to a new church shirt. I could never understand why the fat man always could give larger ones such horrible gifts, while the little ones at all times with right gifts. mexico
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