We combined St Patrick's Day with my 35th birthday. Thank you to all my lovely children for the presents and thank you Tazmin for the green cupcakes and Jawad for the homemade melktart (a South African specialty, similar to a custard pie)
Friday 14 March 2014
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Wasn't sure fi you were celebrating St Patricks Day in South Africa, and was impressed by the photographs that you took. Looked like so much fun. We've got our St Patricks Day coming this Monday, although I don't think we're going to do as much as you have. We received a package from Ireland about St Patricks so we are going to do a little mini project on Monday.
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hello class and teacher st Patrick day is fun and cool because we all get to dress up in green st Patrick would have being very proud and this is jawad no azraah
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