Wednesday, June 17, 2009

DAY 3 (more)

Also, the 2nd half of the day was spent at a campus of Nelson Mandela University. Nice reception and some interesting information about math education was discussed. Tonight the guys were supposed to go out on the town; but the lady that was going to take us left without us and we couldn't figure out where the place was. But we did have dinner at a fine Italian restaurant and enjoyed each others company.
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  1. emerysmithJune 17, 2009 at 9:57 AM

    Mr. Kato,

    Hope you are having a great time. Sounds like it! Do they have as many students in their school as we have in ours?

    Emery Smith

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  2. Sonya SmithJune 17, 2009 at 9:57 AM

    Hello Mr. Kato!
    I have just had time to read your blog. I hope you are enjoying your time away. Looking at your last comment, you best behave!!:) Have a great time!

    Sonya Smith

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  3. Lionel KatoJune 17, 2009 at 12:42 PM

    I don't know how many they had in their school total, but they had 45-50 per class. No discipline problems. AMAZING

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  4. aimatheJune 17, 2009 at 5:17 PM

    I am getting jealous about what you are learning, and you are only a few days in. You will have to present for us in the beginning of the year.

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  5. S. Clemons Associates Residential InteriorsJune 17, 2009 at 7:23 PM

    Mr. Kato:

    As a Greenville, North Carolina native, I am sooooo proud of you! This because you're only the second person that I know - on a first name basis - who has made the journey to the mother continent. That you are there for the most honorable of circumstances, I look forward to a brief educational Comp. & Anal. report. Consequently, although I know that there will be photos of your amazing journey aplenty, I'm hoping that you might also have time and resources for a video diary and/or video journal. But then I would ask for double duty, wouldn't I?

    By the way, I hear that South Africa is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world: pictures please. Take care and I'll be sure to tell your sister that I found your website & posted(I read your blog too, of course, I agree that you best behave).


    Best,

    Susie (a tee shirt, COD ... if possible).

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  6. Lionel KatoJune 18, 2009 at 7:46 AM

    Susie, you're absolutely right about the beaches. We are staying near one (Port Elizabeth on Nelson Mandela Bay) and we visited one of the surfing capitals of the world today (John's Bay). I have plenty of pics; just difficult to upload them on these networks. It takes a long time; which we don't have alot of.

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