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Exploring the neighborhood, exploring new foods!

5/7/2018

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Jonathan asked a great question - what is the first food I've had that we don't eat here. Last night, I went exploring with two school librarians from Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa (near Kenya, where we helped create a school library!). We walked past shops, saw a wedding party and had dinner. To answer Jonathan's question, the first food I ate that I haven't had before is Kuzu Paca (trotting feet soup). The broth was delicious - full of garlic; the “trotting feet” - I think their purpose was to give the broth flavor! This morning for breakfast, I had a few more new things including grape molasses, which I put on my yogurt (delicious!), turkish scrambled eggs, turkish sausage, chicken ham and dates still on the stem.
We walked around the neighborhood of Sisli near our hotel. Here are some of the things we saw.
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Mr. Orman and Ms. Kronen's class!
5/7/2018 11:38:13 am

What kind of trees does turkey have? -Xena
Where do you see flowers in turkey?- Carson W.
What is the weather like? -Cruz
what do they wear in Turkey?

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Mrs. Mlod
5/8/2018 03:07:52 pm

Hi Xena, Carson W., and Cruz,
Thanks for the great questions! I sent Miss Kronen an email with the answers and some pictures to show you.
See you next week!
Mrs. Mlod

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kayla carter link
5/8/2018 01:51:35 pm

Why do you travel.

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Mrs. Mlod
5/8/2018 03:06:25 pm

Hi Kayla,
That’s a great question! I love meeting new people and learning about their lives, and many times I get ideas for improving the way I live and teach. I also like to try new foods and learn new things!

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cole creighton
5/10/2018 07:56:13 pm

hey mrs. mlod hi nice to see you sgine by the way way what cheses were there that we dont have here that they have very/ were they dilishis? can you bring me a cheesy soviner?




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Date Created: February 15, 2016 Date Last Updated: October 25, 2019
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