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01.03.2009 Clean up Australia day 2009 Clean up Australia day 2009 @ Kitô Vua Lakemba 01.03.2009 Since I can't find a Vietnamese article written, I'll post one in English (And it can be translated later, or you can ask your kids to translate it for you). Clean Up Australia day hit us exactly on a Sunday this year, and Tr. An once again had had a brilliant idea for what our Xứ Đoàn can do for a cleaner, greener Australia. The kids were all lined up in one massive line and they sweeped the school grounds free of any rubbish. We then moved on to the church area, passing the gaze of confused residents wondering what these bunch of kids are doing walking around with oversized plastic gloves. At the end of the day, the rubbish was gone, and we were all happy. Except for the Huynh Truongs' who had to go around and pick up the gloves that the kids littered. Oh wells, it's the thought that counts right? Check out the pics at the blog here. We're all picking up rubbish, whether we do it by means of walking around and looking for it, sitting down and trying to reach it, or hugging a tree and hoping that it all goes away.

01.03.2009 Clean up Australia day 2009

Clean up Australia day 2009 @
Kitô Vua Lakemba
01.03.2009

Since I can't find a Vietnamese article written, I'll post one in English (And it can be translated later, or you can ask your kids to translate it for you).

Clean Up Australia day hit us exactly on a Sunday this year, and Tr. An once again had had a brilliant idea for what our Xứ Đoàn can do for a cleaner, greener Australia. The kids were all lined up in one massive line and they sweeped the school grounds free of any rubbish. We then moved on to the church area, passing the gaze of confused residents wondering what these bunch of kids are doing walking around with oversized plastic gloves.

At the end of the day, the rubbish was gone, and we were all happy. Except for the Huynh Truongs' who had to go around and pick up the gloves that the kids littered. Oh wells, it's the thought that counts right? Check out the pics at the blog here.

We're all picking up rubbish, whether we do it by means of walking around and looking for it, sitting down and trying to reach it, or hugging a tree and hoping that it all goes away.