fig 4: origami cranes are given to people who are sick. if someone is in the hospital 1,000 of them are folded as a "get well soon" gift.
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I remember our grade four teacher reading us the Sadako story; we learned how to make origami cranes, too. I remember we used to be obsessed with origami in grade school. I can still make a piano!
I think making the cranes could also be a great fundraising project to raise money for an organization like Amnesty International? To honour Sadako and human rights? hmmm...
Happy Thanksgiving, Graeme-ji!
Nice. We're gonna call you for thanksgiving tonight. too bad you got no turkey. Actually, we're having a barbeque instead this year. Wish you were here.
Gav
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