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I'm tempted to paticipate...

Could you explaine more about its purpose or goal? What educational purpose will it serve if I (for example) would write 4 pages in Dutch and no one can read what I wrote? Will photo's of the content appear in FPN?

And me, on the other hand can't understand any Catalanic or Hispanique scribbles of my previous participants.

And does one write about something specific? Something cultural?

Please inform me if you can because I am intruiged by the idea. :clap1:

 

 

My idea was something about "what people around the world like to write". Perhaps the use of local languages should be more testimonial than anything.

I've written something about politics, which is my field of study, and I've got thousands of pages with scribbles about it, and a poem, because I really like the author.

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Hi everybody,

 

The notebook arrived two days ago. This weekend I will write something on it.

 

Dona Sang.

 

I'm tempted to paticipate...

Could you explaine more about its purpose or goal? What educational purpose will it serve if I (for example) would write 4 pages in Dutch and no one can read what I wrote? Will photo's of the content appear in FPN?

And me, on the other hand can't understand any Catalanic or Hispanique scribbles of my previous participants.

And does one write about something specific? Something cultural?

Please inform me if you can because I am intruiged by the idea. :clap1:

 

 

My idea was something about "what people around the world like to write". Perhaps the use of local languages should be more testimonial than anything.

I've written something about politics, which is my field of study, and I've got thousands of pages with scribbles about it, and a poem, because I really like the author.

Dona sangre, salva vidas

 

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I would love to participate...do you need a Texas girl??

"And he saith unto them, Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.". Matthew 4:19

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It's just Europe at the moment. When we're finished with this batch of writers, we'll thing of jumping to the other side of the pond.

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Well, the notebook is going to the next stop.

 

Dona Sang.http://www.moncholapidas.com/sendra/foro1.jpg

 

 

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Dona sangre, salva vidas

 

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^^ Good to know! By the way, I've just understood what your username means! Should have read it in Catalan/Valencian before.

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Hello mboschm

 

I'm a runner and Dona Sang is the name of the athletic team (Valencia), and of course, we are ¿bood donors?) I'm not sure if the expression "blood donor" is correct :)

 

bye bye

 

 

 

 

 

Dona sangre, salva vidas

 

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English John told me he had recieved it. Has it arrived to Suggie?

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English John told me he had recieved it. Has it arrived to Suggie?

 

:notworthy1: I thought for some weeks that the notebook was missing. What a relief!

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Does any other language include Chinese(traditional or simplified)? if you do, i would be happy to help :roflmho:

 

I am in Asia Pacific.

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