Madrid 2016 - Hola Everyone! Nervously waiting...

Dear citizens of the world,

There are five cities on the edge of their seats, waiting for the IOC (International Olympic Committee) to choose the 2016 candidate.

Madrid is going all out for the election with activities supporting the city's candidacy for the 2016 Olympic Games. The students at my school decided to make a large banner supporting the candidacy with the multi-color hand symbol chosen in Madrid as the logo for the bid.


Some children even wrote comments like the one in this foto which reads, "I hope that the 2016 Olympic Games will be in Madrid!"


On Friday, October 2nd, we will all know if the years of preparation and support (which has involved the whole city) will be worth while.

The United Statesian

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  1. Ferran Blasco, L.Ac. y Brooke Phillips, L.Ac.10:41 AM

    Dear unitedstatesian,

    I came across your blog and I saw you have experienced yourself "El Camino".

    You might be interested in the activity we are having next year in El Camino. Please, visit: www.zahoriart.com

    Greetings from Eixample!

    Ferran

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  2. D. Troy Roach11:31 AM

    Sounds like you have found a new way to do the camino. But I have to work at those dates...another time...

    ReplyDelete

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