On Tuesday November 11th (yesterday) a special day is celebrated in Canada. It is Remembrance Day! What is that? It is a day (that may soon be a holiday) that is used to remember those soldiers (dead and alive) that have served in war for us. It is super important.
On October 17, 2014 my class went on a school trip to Downey's farm. I got to Downey's farm with a yellow bus.
In memory of Vanessa Yasintha Wambura (August 2003 – August 2023). Today is November 11th. The day grieved yet celebrated by all nations. To celebrate our freedom, our families, our rights and everything that those millions of soldiers offered.
Once again, from my morning must read book OUR DAILY BREAD, I read the funniest story ever about a man (when he was a child) who would be distracted by a comic book when really he was supposed to be cleaning his room.
Tanzania is a country in Africa. I was born in Canada. My parents are from Tanzania. I was baptized in Tanzania. The first time I went to Tanzania was in 2007 and I was 6 months old. The second time I went to Tanzania was in 2012 when I was 6 years old.
Recently, an African Canadian woman in North York, Toronto lost her third child, all three dying of fatal late night shootings. Two of the three died in 2002. It is very saddening and I send my condolences to her.
This time I wanted to talk about something I love so much, it is beyond my words. Dancing. I learned to dance before I learned to walk. I love it because I can always be myself and it takes me away from my problems.
Have you ever heard of the statement, “Nobody is perfect”!! If yes, have you always agreed to it? I have and still do. But what really is perfect? My article today is on the subject of what perfect is.
At school for science I have been learning about senses. There are five senses which are hearing, smelling, tasting touching and sight. To help us understand the senses our teacher read a book about each sense and did experiments about senses with us.
In the October 27, 2014 story in the Daily Bread booklet, I read about Christian high school students who went to Jamaica and saw with their own individual two eyes the meaning of TRUE LOVE.