tag:kidsblogs.nationalgeographic.com,2008-06-09:/you-are-here/johannesburg/28 2012-11-07T19:03:56Z What's it like to live in South Africa? Samantha shows us the day-to-day experiences of a 12-year-old girl living in Johannesburg, South Africa. Movable Type 4.1 tag:kidsblogs.nationalgeographic.com,2012:/you-are-here/johannesburg//28.2650 2012-11-07T16:38:25Z 2012-11-07T19:03:56Z

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Last year I met Meg Cabot, the author of The Princess Diaries, when she came to South Africa. It was so cool and she was so nice!Last week I met John van de Ruit, the author of Spud, during the...

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Look out, my sister and I are the new Robin Hoods in town! Last Saturday was a fabulous afternoon and we went to do our target archery lesson at Marks Sports Club in Emmarentia, a Johannesburg suburb....

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Today at school we celebrated St. Margaret's Day, and boy was it a hectic one.St. Margaret of Hungary is the patron saint of the Lower Junior School - which means from Grade 0 (yes there is such a thing in...

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For the past two months we have been looking at houses, apartments, and townhouses to move into. Unfortunately we haven't found anything yet, but we saw a couple of super awesome houses, but they got rented the next day.Actually at...

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One of the great things about living in South Africa is being close to amazing wildlife. It's the land of lions and cheetahs and hippos and even some really groovy birds like the red hornbill, and the most irritating one...

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On Thursday we went to Kingsmead, which is another girls' school, to play a netball match. Netball is kind of like basketball, but you don't dribble the ball and you can't move when you have the ball. But you still...

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On Sunday, my mom, my sister, and I went to Pretoria to the Philippine Embassy to see the vice president of the Philippines. His name, I found out, is Noli de Castro. He was here to attend the inauguration of...

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Another great thing that happened during the Easter holiday was that I (and my sister too) went to Sugar Bay. It's a holiday camp for kids and teens, just like summer camp, and I've been told it's run American-style, which...

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