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Saalburg-Taunus Rotary Club
Anchorage East Rotary Club

THANK YOU! Without my financial sponsors this would not be possible!

Platinum Level Aid (Non Financial) Provided by:
The Shilha Family

Gold Level Financial Aid ($250 and above) Provided by:
Pete and Sylvia Biondich
Pam Ventgen
Michelle Drew
The Pabon Family
The Balensiefer Family
Syd and Anna Traylor

Silver Level Financial Aid ($100-$249) Provided by:
Construction Machinery, Inc., Anchorage, AK
Roger Hickle Contracting, Inc., Anchorage, AK
Dean Reaves, Raven Electric
Don Lederhos, Arcticom
Angie Blue
Kristie Deacon
Gayle Heywood
George Heywood
Marianne Kerr
Gary Cox

Bronze Level Financial Aid ($20-$99) Provided by:
Tracy Green
Tiffany Bandle, Begich Middle School
Andranel Brown, Begich Middle School
Addy Lozano, Begich Middle School
Bill Bajczyk, Begish Middle School
Whitney D'Atri, Begich Middle School
Preston McKey, Raven Electric
Paige Blake, Northern Lights ABC
Rob and Gretchen Malone
Gale Moore, Begich Middle School
Dr. Greg Grubba, DDS
Mary Lamb
MaryBeth Verhelst

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Post Adventure

I have now received three boxes from my wonderful mother, with things that I needed or left behind in Alaska. I figured it was about time to return the favor, so I got together all the best German goodies I could find and packed a box. I packed things in to some old shoe boxes; one box for my whole family, one for my brother's birthday. 
I got the boxes all wrapped and taped up in brown paper, filed out the necessary paperwork for Customs, and headed to the post office with my host mom. We got there, and my boxes were all something ridiculous like .1 grams overweight. So we took them back home and I unwrapped all of them and took some stuff out. In one of the boxes, I ended up opening a pack of gummies and my host brother and I ate half of them. (Sorry Joe!) Everything else was good, and I went to take them back to the post office. I kind of knew the way by this point, and it had stopped raining, so I walked alone. 
I made it there with absolutely no problem, but the post office was already closed. 
I started to walk back, but I took a wrong turn somewhere, and the 10 minute walk took me twice as long. It wasn't hard to get home once I found a main street, but little German neighborhoods are very twisty and confusing and no one was around to ask for directions. But all in all, it was a fun experience, and now my boxes are on their way. 

More soon.

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