Working to prepare a Sesotho translation of our Family Scholarship student contract.
speaking to the students during the Family Scholarship After School Leadership Club.
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- My morning commute.
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- Starting the day at The G.R.O. Artisans new office with Jean Margaritis, Programs Manager, and Katiso 'Mota, G.R.O. Education Counselor.
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- A selection of beads available at Lesotho's only bead shop!
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- Joyce in the office with her Mother. I've been teaching her to count to 10 in english - she always gets the number 6 right!
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- Bo 'Me working on some of their new jewelry designs. Keep an eye out for the new 2010 catalogue available in March!
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- Working to prepare a Sesotho translation of our Family Scholarship student contract.
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- 'Ntate 'Mota looking over the 3 week old chicks on his first visit to the Grannies Coop.
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- Preparing the plans for the butchering of the batch of 100 7 week old chicks at the Poultry Boot Camp with Noch Solutions.
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- 'Me Mapalesa at the coop.
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- Rush hour traffic on the way to my next meeting for the Family Scholarship Fund.
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- Family Scholarship student Tsonayane receiving his letter of congratulations for his academic good standing for his performance during the 2009 school year.
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- speaking to the students during the Family Scholarship After School Leadership Club.
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- My final meeting of the day was cancelled due to rain and an escaping cow.
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- Sunsetting on my G.R.O. Day in the Life of...
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This post was written by jason.clark on February 4, 2010
