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Thank You, Teacher
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| 2nd Feb 2010 |
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| 12th Nov 2007 |
Josie |
So Joe - what will you be giving your teachers for Christmas?! Any ideas on similar lines will be gratefully received... |
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| 21st Oct 2007 |
Afro |
Apricot jam is my favorite and use to only have it when I went to my best friends house. I remember it use to always be in a tall thin jar and now I know how to make it I can garentee that a few of my friends (well, I need some for myself) will be reciving a jar. |
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| 14th Aug 2007 |
Orange and apple |
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| 13th Aug 2007 |
dog |
I think I will make some but I will keep it all to my self,I love jam. |
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| 20th Jul 2007 |
swede |
I have no memory of ever giving my teachers anything at the end of the year, except the sense of relief that they must have felt that I wouldn't be in their class the following year, of course. Maybe if I had though, they might have appreciated my unique sense of humour a bit more. Home made gifts are a great idea because it avoids any sense of competitiveness that store-bought gifts engenders (who spent most money..?). My kids love wrapping up the cakes they made for teacher. |
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