A Kidlink Diary - August 25, 2000 - some new participants

Some new participants

Ever heard about The Republic of San Marino ? It is a small country completely surrounded by Italian mountains on all sides. Specifically, it lies at 43 46 N, 12 25 E, totals 60 sq km, and has a population of some 26,000 people. One of these is a young girl named Genni Muccioli (8), who lives in Serravalle, and attends the La Ginestra school.

Who am I ?

to read a little book,
music ad song,
dance, to paint

What Do I Want To Be When I Grow Up?

I don't now.... teacher?

How Do I Want The World To Be Better When I Grow Up?

più luoghi di divertimento e più centri per gli anziani, soprattutto per quelli malati.

What Can I Do Now To Make This Happen?

impegnarmi nello studio ed aiutare gli altri

Onwards to Grand Baie Mauritius , an island in the Indian Ocean, off the the east coast of Madagascar. The home of Benjamin Caleb Winans (13), a student of the Shalom Christian School.

Who am I ?

My hobby is music. I am learning violin, am interested in drums; love listening to any kind of music. I'm interested in rollerblading and skateboarding. I like making friends. My main concern is making it through the teenage years. I am a Christian.

What Do I Want To Be When I Grow Up?

I'm not sure what I want to be, yet, but I want to do something in music. I want to go to college...definitely.

How Do I Want The World To Be Better When I Grow Up?

I want everybody to learn how to love each other and quit killing everybody. I wish we wouldn't bother with racism. People are people. I can pray.

What Can I Do Now To Make This Happen?

I will practice and try to study all I can of different instruments and musical styles. As far as the world, I am an American living in Mauritius as a missionary kid. I am learning to love people and accept them no matter what. I want to help others learn to care.

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