Turn up the VOLume!: Welcome to Jorge

Turn up the VOLume!

Tuesday 18 January 2011

Welcome to Jorge

All the EP team is happy to welcome Jorge from Costa Rica. I will begin a 7 months project where he will work with children.

Posted by Everything is Possible at 01:57

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