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A Thunderstorm In My Armpit!

February 8, 2011 by Macon and Katy Hare

chilevolcanoIn my language class this week, I managed to say that my Grandpa had been murdered, that I had given birth, and that there was a thunderstorm in my armpit. None of which was actually true.

As we learn and practice language, multiple mistakes are inevitable, but we thank God that we are actually seeing progress and really enjoying our times of study. — Brian Johnson, Philippines

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