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ivan burit
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 Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 11:29 am Post subject: Vic`s letter to her grandad |
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victoria, aged 7.
christmas day eve. father christmas is nearly here. 20.20pm.
(1) flood escape made so that roads can see the escape route.
it can be on sign posts or bus stops.
i think this is a good idea-do you.
(2) if it floods the sea wall should be heavy and tall so in a
flood it will give the people more time to escape.
26th december 1/2 past nine in
morning
Vics ideas to make Clacton better age 7.
(3) more shops for girls and more amusements for boys.
27th december 11.00
(4) houses made for less money.
this is what a very thoughtfull young girl wrote just before, during, and after the season of Christmas was going on with presents being wished for, then opened, then played with..
while all this was going on, she found time to stop...
think about her Nan & Grandads home next to the north sea....
and then write down her thoughts...
At just 7 years old, how much does it affect her thoughts, even when she lives 70 miles away, how much does the grown ups discussions about our future for those that live in Jaywick, affect other children who either live here or have their nans and grandads that do live here..
It worries me just how much truama it really is for those who do live in Jaywick, have to endure on a daily, weekly, and even yearly basis without us knowing about it, but is shown to us by a visiting 7 year old childs mind....
Its quite shocking is`nt it.....
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