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In the population first exceeded , Our thoughts and memories of camp Christina says that Bush Pigs was fun. We did a lot of things. I enjoyed the obstacle course while holding a cup of water. Walking at night with torches was also great fun. Seth enjoyed the activities and the toast for breakfast. Joseph enjoyed oogly boogly. Jack enjoyed all the activities and games and had a great time at camp. Jaden enjoyed all the fun and the delicious food. Bush Pigs was great fun.
The hot chocolate was also great. It is just too bad that we will not be going again next year. Gabbi had a great time as her team was very good at team work. Ashenn enjoyed being divided into groups and some of the activities. He also enjoyed collecting fire wood. Matthew enjoyed all the activities. Joan enjoyed the compass riddles and running away from non-existent baboons. Zack liked the night walk. He also saw a bush pig. Chantal liked camp because of the team work.
Timothy enjoyed the activities and the night walk. I heard the sounds of children laughing. I saw a beautiful sunrise. There was the feeling of excitement in the air. By Joseph Mendelowitz 62 First day of school I smelt flowers. I heard lots of noise. I saw my new classroom. All my friends were there. By Ariela Leibowitz First day of school I smelt paper and soccer balls. I heard grade 3 children screaming.
I saw all my friends and a new batch. All the ducklings were also there! I saw new teachers. My new friends were there. By Amber Charlewood At the beach I had to use the boys bathroom it was filthy. I went to my friends but they never let me in their group, it was horrifying. I had to play soccer with BOYS!!!. I wanted to chill and hang with my friends instead of playing soccer. I hated this so much.
I just wanted to scream and shout. When I got in the class my teacher never noticed a thing different. I thought to myself how could no one notice this? When we had to read, I had to read car and soccer magazines, it was so boring. I had to be in a group of boys and I was the only girl. It was terribly hot when it was physical education, I had to use a boys costume it was horrible!!!
I did not know how boys could live like this. I really wanted to be a girl again. Tears came out of my big brown eyes, I started to cry. I tried to tell them that I was a girl but they laughed at me, they never respected me at all. When I got home I wanted to see a specialist to ask him or her what had happened to me. I smell the sea. I hear the waves. I see the soft sand. A man selling ice-creams was there. My mom called me and she said my name was Christina again. I had my long brown hair again.
By Christina Boueri You see me every day. You smell like soap. You feel soft. Your food tastes good. When you tough me, it is soft. I hear you all the time. By Timothy Maleka First day of school I smell the new books in all the bags. I saw everything in place. I saw my friends. I hear all the people in the sea — making a noise. I see people making sand castles. A dead jellyfish and my mom and dad are there.
I hear the waves breaking on the rocks. I see the container ships. There are people catching fish off the rocks. I hear your joy and laughter. I smell your perfume. I feel your love for me. I taste your food. By Emily Wollny I see you like night and day. When I hear you, you make my day. When I smell your food, I start to smile. When I taste your food, I feel happy.
By Jaden Dickson. I see your beautiful eyes. I hear your soft voice. I smell your sweet perfume. I feel your loving heart. I taste your delicious lasagne. I love you when you touch me, it opens up my heart. By Matthew Vlok. I see my mum when I look at the sun. I hear the blender, oh my mum is slender. I smell the food, it has to be good.
I feel her hair, it is soft as a pear. I taste her mac, oh I wish I could have a million packs. I love you mom, enjoy your day! It was beautiful and amazing. I really liked the costumes, they were really cool. I also liked the singing, it was really good. The dancing was so good that I wished I could be one of the people dancing. The lighting was amazing and really cool. Aida was also amazing, she was really nice.
My best part was when the princess was all bossy! By Lathitha Mhlaba I went to see the show. I loved it. It was amazing, the actors were fabulous. The outfits were wow!! The sound was awesome. The dancing was amazing. I just felt like standing up and dancing too. The lighting just finished everything off. Farron and the Nubian Princess were amazing. Well done Robin! You are an amazing director. The dancing was excellent.
I love singing and you guys sang so beautifully. It was amazing. My favourite part was when they met at the coffee shop at the end. Well done! By Montana Barwick I went to see the show and loved it. It was really cool. I enjoyed it very much. The set was just perfect. The actors were awesome and the dancing and singing was just beautiful. My best part was the beauty spa. I really hope that you do another show. Thank you so much for the wonderful show.
She has a pretty, round face. Her forehead is flat. Gabbi has a cute, round nose. She has straight, gleaming hair. Gabbi has clear, merry eyes and pale skin. She has a straight mouth and pearly white teeth. Gabbi is humble, kind-hearted, proud, cheerful, honest, loyal and loveable.
She likes to wear jeans and tank tops. She always wears her hair in a bun and bites her top zip when she is nervous. She has the most beautiful voice ever and I love it! I had turned into a BOY!!!! I got such a fright. My mom called me but she said my name was Chris, I was confused. She never noticed a thing different about me. I had to go to school in long shorts it was terrible, I hated it. I wanted to wear a dress. When we made them, they looked like worms so I called them wormy pots. I painted my pot yellow with a red stripe in the middle and wrote Pooh in the red stripe.
It was fun making the pot. We had to take a big piece of clay and we rolled it into a sausage. We then had to make it thin. After that we painted the pots. Ashenn Govender. It was so much fun making a clay pot. First I got clay, then I rolled it into seven long coils. Then I made a flat circle.
When it was dry, I painted it. I painted the top blue, the middle red and the bottom green Keagan Streak It was fun making a clay pot! First I made small sausages out of the clay. Then I made the bottom of the clay pot. When it was nice and flat I put on the clay sausages and started building the pot up. At the end, my clay pot looked a bit wobbly, but when it dried, it looked much better. Later, I painted it blue. I am proud of my wobbly, blue clay pot! Joan Hager First we got a clump of clay and then we had to make the base of it.
When I finished that, we made this strips out of the rest of the clay. That was the hard part. Then we stacked the one on top of the other. Then we left it for the night. The next day when it was dry, I painted it. I painted mine white. After all that it looked so nice. Amber Charlewood We made a mask. First, we made a paste with water and flour. We then took newspaper and put it in the paste.
We stuck it on then we waited for it to dry. When it was dry, we pulled off the paper plate. Now we had a hard mask. After that we painted it. I first painted it black, I waited for it to dry and then I put blue spots on one side. That is my mask. Christina Boueri The first thing I did to make my clay pot is I took a piece of clay from the big blob I had.
I started rolling it until it looked like a snake shape. I then did the same with the rest of the clay. Oh and I made a flat circle too. Then I put all the pieces around the flat circle until all the pieces were done. We waited a few days for it to dry so that we could paint it. I painted mine red, blue and silver. Lathitha Mhlaba The mask was extremely fun to make.
First we got a paper plate, then we cut holes for the eyes, mouth and nose. Then the easy but stick part came. We went to the art room and got sticky glue, then we had to take newspaper and stick it on the back of the paper plate. When it dried, we decorated it. It was so much fun. Ariela Leibowitz When we had to make a clay pot I was very excited.
To make a clay pot we had to get clay. After we got our clay, we made little rolls of clay for the side of the pot. We also made a bottom for the pot so whatever went inside would not fall out. After that we put the rolls of clay on top of each other. Then when it dried, I painted my clay pot blue.
Georgina Davidson We rolled the clay into a ball and then we flattened it for the bottom. The rest of the clay, we rolled into a sausage shape. After that we let the clay pot dry. Timothy Maleka 64 The first thing we did, was get a paper plate.
I cut a circle in the middle of the plate for the nose, then I cut 2 circles for the eyes and the finally the mouth. When then pasted on a 3D nose. My teacher helped me to paste the nose on. Then we were ready to stick the strips of paper on. Next, we peeled the paper plate off and painted the face.
Samuel Nell Making a mask was lots of fun! First we got given plain white paper plates. Next we went to the Science Room to stick newspaper on our plates, we had a special mixture to stick the newspaper onto the plate. It was a mixture of flour and water, it looked disgusting, but stuck the newspaper rather well. We had to put 7 layers of sticky newspaper strips to make our mask.
Once we had finished that, we went on to decorating and painting. Mine was black and white with dots! Everyone had lots of fun, I hope we do it again. Montana Barwick My Dad My dad has very short, black hair and is tall and athletic. He has averaged sized blueish, brown eyes. He has a flat forehead and he is humble and kind. He has very smooth skin and an oval face. His nose is straight and he has well brushed teeth. He dresses very formally and smart. My dad loves to build bikes, ride bikes and spend time with us.
He has a deep voice, but when he is in a kind, good mood, he has a sweet voice. However, when he is in a bad mood, he has a raucous voice. I did not know what happened but I was an ugly, smelly boy. I went to my huge pink draw but it was black and all I saw were sloppy shoes ugly clothes and boring patterns on the clothes and shoes oh they were disgusting.
Then I rushed quickly downstairs my mom was appalled she was wondering what had happened to me what happened to you? Immediately the huge red bus came and my mom pushed me hard out the door and said goodbye and then I got on the bus. On the bus I tried to feel confident but I defiantly was not and I slumped in my hard and unquotable all the children laughed at me. When I finally got to school I saw all my friends mingling with each other. She asked. After that it was class!
I felt terrible and extremely afraid to go to class so I waited bored outside. I was thinking, are the mean children going to show empathy, are they going to show respect. Finally break, hooray! I felt like a weird chicken with some fantastic, specialist ducks. Then all the mean boys laughed at me - I felt so gloomy.
I think they giggled and laughed at me because they were specialists at soccer and I am not. Finally the most boring day of school was done I was extremely happy and relieved. When I got on the disgusting bus people thought I was as bad as a gangster but actually I was a sweet, innocent and pretty girl. When I got home I collapsed on the couch.
My mom just came home from a hard day at work. After she came back I went to my awesome, fantastic room I laid down on my soft fluffy bed and I woke up and I realised the whole ugly, sloppy, hard and disgusting boys day was just an amazing huge dream. I hear my mom washing the dishes. I see my sister playing with my chubby dogs. All my loving family are there.
By Ashenn Govender In the traffic I smell cigarettes being thrown out of cars. I hear cars zooming through the street. I see lights going green, orange and red. People and truck drivers are there. By Samuel Nell 65 Grade 5 Collecting for the Walmer Angels Collecting for the poor was really fun because we got to see the smiles on their faces.
We as a class collected a lot of things but Georgina and Ariela brought the most. It was so sad to see how little they have compared to us. Aunty Glenda was surprised at how many blankets, toys, clothes etc one class could collect. The people who brought the most were Ari, Georgi and Sam.
We had blankets, clothes, teddies, toys and shoes. It was lovely to see the children so content. During Life Orientation, we also learnt how to knit so that we could make teddy bears for the small children. Our knitting club also continued to make hundreds of squares which were joined together to make lovely warm blankets for children less fortunate than us. Our very large collection 10 boxes!!! She sent us photographs showing us how our collection helped the needy. I was very lucky I escaped or else I would not be telling you this story.
This was to be this luckiest escape of the century. The wind made a howling sound and for every step you would take you could feel that lovely cool breeze as it hit your face. I was waiting for my friend to arrive from the shop. I was thinking, maybe I should have brought my skateboard, seeing as how smooth the sidewalk was. I saw my friend, his hairy arms coming out of his shirt, his small black shoes and his thin legs covered with his strange enough rainbow coloured pants.
As he crossed the road a taxi came towards him, less than ten meters away, driving at full speed. I ran and pushed Tyron out of the road landing on my stomach. By this time the taxi was about five meters away. From my stomach I pushed myself forwards, harshly landing on the rough sharp stones. There I was with scars, bleeding, I looked hopeless. My friend with almost no cuts lifted me up and called my mom and dad. Later, he was made an officer but became a prisoner of the US army when Germany was defeated.
After the war, John returned to the seminary and was ordained on the 9 July Then from , he developed the new Pallottine Training Centre in Rossmoyne, Perth, into a place where Aboriginal students could live as they attended secondary schools and learned trades. He was passionate about Aboriginal education. He was PP of Riverton again from Like his namesake, John the Baptist, John could be quite tough, but he also had a deep concern for others.
May he now join the communion of saints and angels in the heavenly Kingdom. Diocese of Sale. Passion for ministry and a zest for life were hallmarks of John O'Kelly. He combined a very good mind with a big hearted love for people. He put much effort into celebrating the liturgy and preaching the gospel, inviting people into the mystery of God's love for us and the call to respond in faith filled living.
John's grandfather and grandmother were pioneering teachers in Warragul and Sale. A sense of that history led to his transferring, while still a seminary student, from the archdiocese of Melbourne to the diocese of Sale. He came to love Gippsland and perhaps East Gippsland in particular. He brought his gifts to serve in several capacities. In early years he inspired young people with the vision of Vatican II and their life within the church.
For some years he was involved in marriage preparation courses. With an engaging style he was a gifted adult educator. For some time he was a member and then chair of the Council of Priests. He was also the inaugural President of the Priests' Welfare Foundation. Priests owe him much for that as they are now well provided for whether sick or in their later years. In these roles he combined a pastor's heart with an active and capable mind.
And along the way he was great company; cheerful, happy and fun loving. Many learned that if we had an issue John, with his sharp mind and good judgment, was a good person to run ideas by. Another notable aspect to John was his great range of interests.
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May he rest in peace. Franciscan Friars - Order of Friars Minor. Mel John Cotter lived in the Cooma district before joining the Franciscans in After ordination in , he spent nearly all his years based at Edgecliff or Waverley in Sydney's east. Having assisted his predecessor on a part-time basis, he now became the primary promoter of the Franciscan Educational Building Maintenance Fund FEBM , raising funds for the construction and upkeep of the novitiate and formation houses when the Franciscans were at their peak of numbers.
Ever a respectful and attentive gentleman, Mel was conscientious in maintaining pastoral care of the Order's generous benefactors by visiting them in their homes and workplaces in the eastern States. Friendships with generations of benefactors and loyalty on both sides continued long after the earlier desperate need for fundraising had waned. He officially retired from this work at 80 years of age but retained phone and written communication with many benefactors until his death at 97 years of age.
Parish work at Edgecliff and its proximity to St Vincent's Hospital then led to a ten-year appointment as resident chaplain at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney Mel often spoke of care for the sick and aged as his favourite ministry.
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