Wednesday, November 21, 2007
this thanksgiving
I mostly stayed cause there was nothing to do outside.Well this thanksgiving I went over to my Grandma Nan's house just to visit my niece and nephews for a little bit then told them to get ready so I can bring them to the house after I brought them to my house I went for a qiuck ride to the slauter house, which is about a mile and half from the airport and started doing (brodies)a.k.a doughnuts on the pond then went home and ate turky,bbq reindeer meat,
Monday, November 19, 2007
reqest letter
November 13, 2007
Uluru-kata tjuta national park
Po box 119
Yulara, NT 0872
Australia
Dear northern territory chamber of congress Park master
My name is Jonathan David I'm from Mekoryuk Alaska, and I’m interested in going to your continent “Australia “ I don’t know much about Australia and I was wondering if you could send me information.
I’m going to ask you some questions. Ayer’s rock is that huge freaking rock you have. Is it easy to get to? Once I get to Australia can I drive there? Are there aborigines still living there? If so can I meet one? My last question is is there any thing I need to know about anything could kill me out in your desert?
Thanks for your time and reading this and hope you send some information soon
Quyana which means “thank you” in my language
Uluru-kata tjuta national park
Po box 119
Yulara, NT 0872
Australia
Dear northern territory chamber of congress Park master
My name is Jonathan David I'm from Mekoryuk Alaska, and I’m interested in going to your continent “Australia “ I don’t know much about Australia and I was wondering if you could send me information.
I’m going to ask you some questions. Ayer’s rock is that huge freaking rock you have. Is it easy to get to? Once I get to Australia can I drive there? Are there aborigines still living there? If so can I meet one? My last question is is there any thing I need to know about anything could kill me out in your desert?
Thanks for your time and reading this and hope you send some information soon
Quyana which means “thank you” in my language
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