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  • 11-20-2009 5:32 PM In reply to

    • leila c
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    Re: 13 and 9 year old girls looking for ePals around the world

    Hi, Dan,

    I also have a daughter who is hoping to find an ePal. She is 8y old, however. She is much more mature and wiser than her years... I hear that girls are bit like that. Do you find? She, too, is interested in what the days are like for children her age where ever they are. She loves to write as well, and is often the one who carries on the correspondence for us to our family and friends back home. We are actually from the US and now living in Ireland the last two years. I am glad to say that she (and her 13y brother) adjusted very well to the changes and culture. She has quite a broad view to compare of life here and America. We travel back to Chicago and Virginia twice a year. Oy, the airfare!

    Anyway, if your 9y old would like to write, shoot me a note so that I can forward her ePals email to you. My ePals address is lcamposmoya@epals.com.

     

    Cheers,

    Leila


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  • 11-01-2009 7:42 AM In reply to

    • Laby H
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    Re: 13 and 9 year old girls looking for ePals around the world

    Dear .

        I have a 14 year old daughter.She wants a pen pal.I hope that this is a suprised for her.

     

                                                                           Laby


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  • 10-30-2009 10:45 AM

    • Dan J
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    13 and 9 year old girls looking for ePals around the world

    My 13 and 9 year old daughters are hoping to find ePals from other countries around the world. They are very excited about the idea of writing, and getting to know kids from other countries. They promise to write often!

    Thank you,

    Dan Johnson


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