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May 18, 2009

Currin-Wang Family Newsletter, May 11-17



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Currin-Wang Family Newsletter

Week of May 11-17
Tuesday, May 12
Judith Currin turns 57 today.
Marcell Bellve turns 24 today.
Patricia Rossiter turns 70 on May 19.
Alisa Currin turns 90 on May 19.
Angela Kerr turns 79 today.
Angela Kerr turns 79 today.
Wednesday, May 13
Margaret Riley turns 68 today.
Hannah Devlin turns 36 today.
Thursday, May 14
June Hollingworth and Maurice Currin celebrate their 55th (emerald) anniversary on May 14.
Thelma King and David Laurence celebrate their 33rd anniversary on May 14.
Lynette Langdon turns 61 today.
Richard Currin turns 46 on May 21.
Penelope Currin turns 18 today.
Friday, May 15
Colin Stephens turns 33 today.
Saturday, May 16
Shona Pyne turns 40 today.
Raymond Siegel turns 70 today.
Suzanne Currin and Paul Coe celebrate their 28th anniversary on May 23.
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Kathryn Scully turns 50 on May 24.
Emma Henferson and Brendon Morgan celebrate their 14th (ivory) anniversary on May 17.
Shayne Robert Johnston turns 26 today.
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May 17, 2009

All of our May 2009 photos


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May 17, 2009

Sunday and it is summer again - 26c


Lovely day today, had some classes and now back home and preparing some pork spare ribs for dinner. Very happy with our house. GOing to develop our rooftop int our outdoor living area, over time, but it is quite nice up there and room for BBQ, garden and seating etc

   
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May 15, 2009

Part of the modern transport system - just wonderful seeing old and new co-existing


Mules and donkeys are used for all sorts of transport around the city.

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May 13, 2009

Posterous | Re: Today

Looking at the sun, expecting 31c today. Beautiful

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May 13, 2009

Today

Have a bit of a cold but still doing normal lessons, Mei feeds me up with all kinds of goodies including fruit and medicines.
 
A collage of family and happenings.


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May 6, 2009

Mei's son George (Shi Youguang) coming tonight to see new house

George is arriving from Beijing tonight to look at our new apartment, so that will be nice. We will probably have a bit of a function on Saturday night for him and his friends who helped us.

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May 5, 2009

John Currin's Family Digest for May 06, `09



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    May 5, 2009

    Kiwifruit or Chinese Gooseberry

    Watching the news this morning which had an article about farming in Sichuan, China where they had the big earthquake. Many farmers there grow Kiwifruit and refer to them as Kiwifruit which I thought sounded a bit incongrous seeing as we Kiwi's used to call them Chinese Gooseberries in New Zealand. Incidentally both New Zealand and Chinese Gooseberries/Kiwifruit are available here and are a popular fruit.

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    May 2, 2009

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