In a message dated 4/5/2004 11:06:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I believe this is so as one of my school chums, who migrated to
Australia before me, brought a TV back to the UK for his parents - they then
had to spend money to get it converted so they could
receive
In a message dated 4/5/2004 11:06:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I believe this is so as one of my school chums, who migrated to
Australia before me, brought a TV back to the UK for his parents - they then
had to spend money to get it converted so they could
receive
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Peter Goldsmith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Jean,Regarding your youngest daughter and bringing her TV/Video/DVD players etc to
Australia, check with your DH, Australia house, or I can make enquiries for
you. The reason being whilst we use PAL over here I believe the scan
Personally, I have always been grateful that I was spared a child learning
the violin!!! My neighbour used to send her son over to practice in our
house when her nerves were a bit worn!!
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
Little Harold was practicing the violin in the living room while
Dear Patricia,
I finally succumbed and bought a DVD player recently. It's separate from my
video, but was recommended as a great deal as it has DVD, CD (including
jpeg function) and AM/FM radio functions with 6 speakers. It is made by
Telefunken and I got it for $100 off at AUS$295. Now how
I'm turning to you all as the authority on all matters. We're looking for materials:
groups, videos, books with instructions and rhymes, etc.
I have done a google search (got lots on jump rope games) and a bibliographic search
and just don't find much.
Any help is much appreciated.
Sue Ellen
From: M.A.
There is a Space Shuttle mission with 2 monkeys and a woman on board.
The headquarters in the US calls: Monkey number 1, Monkey number 1 to
the
television screen.
He sits down and is told to release the pressure in compartment 1,
increase
the temperature of engine 4 and to release
I immediately thought of the book by Iona Opie. Looking on Amazon.com.uk found
the title The Lore and Language of School Children originally published in
1959.
I also found
'Play Today in the Primary School Playground: Life, Learning and Creativity'
which has a forward by Iona Opie
Can't say what
