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Good Morning Vietnam!

I haven't been able to post in sometime - and right now I just have a few moments before today's roller coaster ride begins. But I just want to post a HUGE thank you to our beautiful, generous community for coming out in full force and supporting my latest endeavor - hosting 27 Vietnamese students for a whole month. The OVN came to Nordhoff High School and interviewed us, so you may see the scoop in the paper today. The EF Homestay Program could not have happened without every corner of the community getting involved and I am eternally grateful! I'm running nonstop, so I may not get a chance to post again until it's all over in August. Thanks Ojai!

Posted by Demitri Corbin on July 18, 2007 06:51 AM | | | Good Morning Vietnam!

Comments (2)

Maybe you could post a group shot - that would be one for The Ojai Post scrapbook for sure. Good luck, we're all counting on you!

Comment #1 Posted by: Tyler | July 18, 2007 11:05 AM

What you are doing is very cool! Along with a group shot, maybe after the kids/Students have been here for awhile, maybe they could share their insights of America, and what we might find familiar in their homeland that might surprise us. KUTGW

Comment #2 Posted by: Dana and Alyeska | July 20, 2007 12:50 PM

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