Sunday, December 10, 2017

When Christmas comes around + Write for rights

When Christmas comes around, what will we do?
We'll be exchanging Christmas gifts, but we'll have our ideal gifts written out for the person who draws our name out of the box to buy for us. I have made my mind although there's rule that the price have to be in 100-300, what I really want is a black otamatone, which got the price between 409-3150. (it depends on the size of it) I told this to my little sister, and she told me I can try asking the person who is responsible for my gift to give me 300 dollars. Well...that may seemed a bit awkward, right? So I think I'll just ask he or she to buy it, and I'll make the difference after.




Write 4 rights

 Speak out for women's rights defender Azza Soliman
Azza speaks out for victims of torture,arbitrary detention, domestic abuse, and rape. But she got labelled as spies and national security threats. She now faces charges such as slandering Egypt's image by claiming that women in country face rape and her assets have been frozen.

Help Clovis fight to protect the environment in Madagascar

Clovis environmental activist, trying to sop people from cutting down the trees from the rain forest.






Demand justice for the rights defenders in Turkey







what i learned

1.What is brave? Brave is to think about others and willing to do the right things no matter what it takes.
2.There are many brave people in the world



1 comment:

  1. Dear Doris,
    What is that thing? If you know who the person is who is going to give you the gift, you might try to work something out beforehand. Be sure to tell them where they can buy it, and that you'll cover the difference in the price. Can you do that?
    Usually, these are supposed to be a "secret Santa", so you're not supposed to know who's buying you the gift. If that's the case, just accept what the person give you, and be thankful and grateful
    What I would like from you for Christmas is one of your drawings or paintings. Well, an electronically transmitted copy of one of your paintings. How's that?

    Tim

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