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]]> By: Brigitte Kisseleff (Hotz) http://www.wal.org/wordpress/index.php/2008/02/20/shoes-and-school/#comment-3 Brigitte Kisseleff (Hotz) Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:07:53 +0000 http://www.wal.org/wordpress/index.php/2008/02/20/shoes-and-school/#comment-3 Congratulations Paul! You and your school have come a long way! I attended classes at "Washington English Center" - as it was called back then - in 1984, first in the building of UPS and later in the beautiful building at Yesler Way. I still have all the best memories of that time and my English skills obtained in Seattle have helped me greatly. My husband and even decided to raise our 3 kids in a bi-lingual family setting. And they're doing great - all our American friends are amazed when they come to Switzerland and realize that they can have a real conversation with our kids (and with us of course too ;-)). Keep up the good work! Sincerely, Brigitte Kisseleff, Switzerland Congratulations Paul! You and your school have come a long way! I attended classes at “Washington English Center” - as it was called back then - in 1984, first in the building of UPS and later in the beautiful building at Yesler Way. I still have all the best memories of that time and my English skills obtained in Seattle have helped me greatly. My husband and even decided to raise our 3 kids in a bi-lingual family setting. And they’re doing great - all our American friends are amazed when they come to Switzerland and realize that they can have a real conversation with our kids (and with us of course too ;-)).

Keep up the good work!
Sincerely,
Brigitte Kisseleff, Switzerland

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