Hello! I thought your blog was really neat. I wanted to expose some of my middle school students to the Okinawan experience, the military, and to what a blog was. I hope that was OK?
Anyway, it will be entertaining! I will try to proof what they write. They want you to comment back, if you have a chance.
I'm glad you liked the pictures of the flowers and gardens. They are really neat! Sometimes the gardener trains the plant (or trims it) to grow in an interesting shape. Did you know the Japanese school children have to plant and take care of all the flowers in their school yard? It's part of their day at school!
"Welcome to our family's travel blog. We are currently living (and playing!) in Okinawa, Japan. This site was created so that we can share pictures and experiences with our loved ones back home. Thanks for visiting!"
4 Comments:
I like the way you keep your bushes clean around your houses.My favorite picture is the houses with the pretty bushes.
Frederick Douglass Baskette 111
BLOUNTSTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL B.M.S.
I like the plants, and I love the house. And the yard, its all clean.
Rachael Melvin
Blountstown Middle School
Ty & Anna,
Hello! I thought your blog was really neat. I wanted to expose some of my middle school students to the Okinawan experience, the military, and to what a blog was. I hope that was OK?
Anyway, it will be entertaining! I will try to proof what they write. They want you to comment back, if you have a chance.
Michele Futch
Teacher @ Blountstown Middle School
Dear Frederick and Rachael--
I'm glad you liked the pictures of the flowers and gardens. They are really neat! Sometimes the gardener trains the plant (or trims it) to grow in an interesting shape. Did you know the Japanese school children have to plant and take care of all the flowers in their school yard? It's part of their day at school!
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