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"Virtual Vacation?" And Skills For Managing Feelings

"My feelings about the shooting are that you should talk out your problems, instead of bringing weapons into your fears. I get picked on but I just try to talk them out and if I can't then I leave them alone. If they keep doing it than I go tell the teacher not to be a little tattle tail but so they will leave me alone. I move a lot so they can't pick on me long and I like that. Stephanie from United States

Then the sad day came. We were going back to Denmark. I woke up early to pack all my things and eat breakfast. An hour later I stood in the airport with my things and said good bye to my hostfamily. I only bought a tankard for my father. When the air plane toke off I felt sad, because I might never see Hong Kong and our nice hostfamily again. When the airplane landed in Copenhagen again we all met a big crowd of happy parents, and after all it was good to be back. Henrik from Denmark

The Peters church is very big and I where lost until my brother found me. We went to a restaurant where we ordered a spaghetti there was so salt that we couldent eat it! Poul from Denmark

I was on Crete with my daddy and his wife, Marianne, my friend Maria, her little brother Stephen adn their mother Vivian. On the plane to Crete Vivian had a fear of flying, so Stephen had to sit besides her to keep her down. Maria from Denmark

There is also a bat cave, but don't worry there is glass that seprates you and the bats. Morgan from United States

We are happy that you are coming. When you come you have to use our money not British money. I will help you with our money don't worry. I will show you. Heather from United Kingdom

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