RE: A great little gift
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In our primary school days, it was customary to make gifts for our parents. Within the curriculum, remember, there was a space called “Education for Work”; yes, that is no longer part of today's education.
I went through different areas, namely: Carpentry, Wickerwork, Metals, and lead profiled glass work, I don't remember the name of the trade at the moment. In those years, we made our own toys such as wooden boats, planes, parrots, parrots, perinoles, tug-of-war, our own construction machines with sand using the cans of sardines…. Girls made clothes for their dolls, hair clips and a multitude of ornaments. Those were beautiful years.
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You were taught much more things, in my school it was basic crafts, work with popsicle sticks, cork, fabric and the most elaborate was with plaster. The important thing was to bring the gift to our mother.
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