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Dream a little dream with me...


Today is yet another grey day. It seems harder to cope with being indoors if the sun isn't shining. Does anyone else feel the same way? I think a daily dose of sunshine is healthy and uplifting. So tell me do you like sunbathing? I'm a big beach fan. So let's daydream a little shall we? I'd like you to imagine a beautiful sunny place you'd go to, if you had a chance. Perhaps, it would be Greece, Hawaii, Cuba, or Rome.. Wherever it is I'd like you to draw it out. Go online and find a specific place in your dream country where you would go if you could. It has to be outside of your country. 

Once you've decided the country and the place you'll need to tell me all about it. Where you'd stay whether it be a B&B, hotel, rental house etc and where you would eat. State specific restaurants and food trucks if any... and what you'd do there. As if you were planning your very own vacation where you'd do anything you want to do. You can send me a video or a written assignment on PowerPoint or anything similar. I'd like videos and specific places and then you can site them at the end. The best assignment will get posted here on my blog. So let's embark on a little holiday while we are confined in this dark dreary day. Touristic videos are welcome and very much appreciated. Ok come on let's go. 

Send all the work to my email here.
thebrilliantlightbulb@gmail.com.
I look forward to hearing from all of you. 

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