Comments on: It’s not all doom and gloom…. http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/ Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:32:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: sofie http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38636 Mon, 18 May 2009 23:18:29 +0000 http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38636 I agree DIane, I also wrote an entire post dedicated to freecycle a while back now, but it's still relevant. http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,94/ Glad to hear it has been embraced in London. Let's see if we can inspire some Aussies to do the same. I agree DIane, I also wrote an entire post dedicated to freecycle a while back now, but it’s still relevant. http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,94/

Glad to hear it has been embraced in London. Let’s see if we can inspire some Aussies to do the same.

]]> by: diane http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38629 Mon, 18 May 2009 15:50:52 +0000 http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38629 Great blog Sofie... just a short comment on freecycle.. I mentioned freecycle to someone in oz recently and they had never heard of it... all I can say is sign up or start a group in your area today and help each other out... giving is one of the greatest feelings in the world... everyone I know uses it in london to get rid of things they no longer need or borrow things they do with the premise that it'll be passed on again when you're finished with it.. Great blog Sofie…

just a short comment on freecycle.. I mentioned freecycle to someone in oz recently and they had never heard of it… all I can say is sign up or start a group in your area today and help each other out… giving is one of the greatest feelings in the world… everyone I know uses it in london to get rid of things they no longer need or borrow things they do with the premise that it’ll be passed on again when you’re finished with it..

]]> by: Cara http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38533 Fri, 08 May 2009 09:40:17 +0000 http://www.sofieloizou.com/blog/p,150/#comment-38533 hey, there's a great Samoan myth about the rat and the octopus, told to explain the origin of how Samoans catch octopus. the photo reminded me- if you just add the face of an ockie over the toad's voila! The story's not all doom and gloom, but them rodents better keep on their toes! The story goes... The Rat and the Octopus By: Pemerika Logotaeao Tauiliili The Rat and the Octopus is an old Samoan legend which parents tell the children as a bedside story. Its continuation shows how the local people have captilized on it and make lures in the shape of the rat to make the octopus angry wanting to devour the rat. The Rat and the Octopus By: Pemerika Logotaeao Tauiliili The Rat and the Octopus is an old Samoan legend which parents tell the children as a bedside story. Its continuation shows how the local people have captilized on it and make lures in the shape of the rat to make the octopus angry wanting to devour the rat. read it here...http://www.bookhabit.com/book_details.php?book_id=500# chiao hey, there’s a great Samoan myth about the rat and the octopus, told to explain the origin of how Samoans catch octopus. the photo reminded me- if you just add the face of an ockie over the toad’s voila! The story’s not all doom and gloom, but them rodents better keep on their toes!
The story goes…
The Rat and the Octopus
By: Pemerika Logotaeao Tauiliili
The Rat and the Octopus is an old Samoan legend which parents tell the children as a bedside story. Its continuation shows how the local people have captilized on it and make lures in the shape of the rat to make the octopus angry wanting to devour the rat.
The Rat and the Octopus
By: Pemerika Logotaeao Tauiliili
The Rat and the Octopus is an old Samoan legend which parents tell the children as a bedside story. Its continuation shows how the local people have captilized on it and make lures in the shape of the rat to make the octopus angry wanting to devour the rat. read it here…http://www.bookhabit.com/book_details.php?book_id=500#
chiao

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