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Chickenruby
As if raising teenagers isn’t hard enough! We thought we’d emigrate to South Africa as well. Join me on our journey with a few rants thrown in.
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ExpatsBlog.com Expat Blog Awards 2013: South Africa Silver Award!
This blog won the Silver Award for best expat blog in South Africa!
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This blog won the Bronze Award for best expat blog in South Africa!
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Carole
20:05 PM September 28, 2012
20:05 PM September 28, 2012
I love reading this blog! She's been through so much with so little support and I really admire her resilience.
