A fairly normal day yesterday, except that I was abducted by an alien spaceship and transported to a universe far away. Actually, only the first part of that sentence is true…I just wrote the second bit to make sure you’re still reading.
You obviously are, 5G, and it was lovely to get your messages. The elephants range in size fom big to ginormous, Molly. I am saving some special tortures just for you in French next term. Thanks for you message, too, Matilda. I hope the Sewage works weren’t too pongy. Our loos aren’t too sweet, either!
Sam and Josh, I hope you are both doing lots of good work in French for Mrs Barber. Frede and Lucy, I haven’t been invited to one of the houses yet, so I don’t know what they are like inside. I’ll let you know if I see inside. They do look rather small, though, don’t they?
Moses should return today, having done all the paperwork necessary for us to get the projects started as soon as the money arrives. Mrs Ball, our bursar’s assistant, tells me that it’s on its way.
Sorry no photographs this time….Moses took my camera battery to town to charge it.
Bonjour Mr Ellery,
ReplyDeleteHow is Sanga? Did you like the rabbit? It must be delicious. Hopefully the children liked there school match tops. Hope you are keeping well.
From Henry Brand Lyons :)
Hi Mr David, it's Caitlin. What kind of food do you eat at Sanga? And do you miss the food here? What else are you going to buy with the money we've sent? Have you seen any warthogs and have you seen any big spiders?
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