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Year of the Mouse-5

February 8, 2008/0 Comments/in About OneSky, Jenny’s Journal, Orphanage Stories, The Stories China /by Ivy Yu

It had been the worst storm in 100 years, but we’d made it through, trucked the desperately needed blankets, coal, […]

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Year of the Mouse-4

February 6, 2008/0 Comments/in About OneSky, Jenny’s Journal, Orphanage Stories, The Stories China /by Ivy Yu

The truck groaning with its bulky load, the leaking radiator patched, the drivers still intrepid, our caravan finally arrived at […]

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Year of the Mouse-3

February 4, 2008/0 Comments/in About OneSky, Jenny’s Journal, Orphanage Stories, The Stories China /by Ivy Yu

As we made our way along the snowy and treacherous road to Chenzhou, I thought back to the conversation I […]

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Year of the Mouse-2

February 4, 2008/0 Comments/in About OneSky, Jenny’s Journal, Orphanage Stories, The Stories China /by Ivy Yu

After a night’s sleep in Shaoguan, we still had 200 km to go to reach the babies. We were anxious […]

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Year of the Mouse-1

February 3, 2008/0 Comments/in About OneSky, Jenny’s Journal, Orphanage Stories, The Stories China /by Ivy Yu

The Year of the Mouse 2008 was supposed to be an auspicious one that would mark China’s step into the […]

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