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HEY there dearest teenagers, I know y’all hanging in there and doing as much as you can to enjoy the lockdown. Like I always say, this phase is good for you and me. It is also good for everyone. Continue staying safe. If you will be sitting for your examinations this year, be studying. The exams are just around the corner and you have to prepare accordingly. As always, keep safe. Hugs and kisses. Xoxoxoxo
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Life will not be the same as you won’t stay the same. Things may turn around, making life a ride full of ups and downs. Although things and situations may change with time, what will always remain is your kindness.
A simple act of kindness will not cost you anything. It will only open your heart. Your inner-strength lies in how you treat the other party.
Always be true to yourself, there is no need to pretend. You may not get the reward you want, but just do it for yourself.
You don’t have to be so great to compliment someone’s life. You do not have to be great to show respect. In life, kindness is one quality that never goes out of style.
Miracles happen when you have the passion to openly show what you feel. It will make you feel good from within and surely take you far. A simple complement, smile or kind message can change somebody’s life. Stay Kind. — Rudaviro
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Hi Tentie, My name is Wayne, a student at Nyamauru High School. I just want to say hi to Mufori, Lebron, F White, Mukome, Oga, Maluvha, Vinc, Bhasera, Banga and all Lower Sixth learners at NHS. #Stay at home guys and stay safe. — Wayne
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Hi Tentie, I just want to say hi to all learners at First Class Academy. Guys I really miss you. Please stay indoors to prevent this coronavirus. — Makanaka Jonasi.
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I would like to greet my friends Silas Madeya, Liu Ngedza, Newman, Talent Purazi from Nyahode High School. —Masanje Simon
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Pain is real, but so is hope. For his anger is but for a moment; His favour is for a lifetime. Weeping may stay for the night, but joy comes in the morning. (Psalms 30:5) — Murumbidzei Chikosha.
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It is hard being a teacher sometimes:
Teacher: ‘Construct a sentence using the word ‘sugar’.
Pupil: ‘I drank tea this morning.
Teacher: ‘Where is the word sugar?
Pupil: ‘It is already in the tea..!’
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Teacher: Our topic for today is Photosynthesis. What is photosynthesis class?
Student: Photosynthesis is our topic for today. — Ruvimbo Mupanedemo
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May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow. Wish you lots of love, joy and happiness! Keep sending your stuff to 0771580643 or [email protected].
