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When you hear the word "Ethiopia", what comes to your mind?
A sound?
A smell?
A picture?
A face?
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Write about it.
We plan to run Ethiopian Millennium Year contests for best story...
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Best webpages...
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For more information see new pages -- beta.sellassie.net/contests.html
Leave your mark, Ethiopia's history isn't over with the end of the millennium!
Esther & Anatoly
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RE: My Story : What does Ethiopia mean for me (Millennium Contests)
By: Anonymous,
Jul 24 2007, 3:12 AM EDT
My Story: What does Ethiopia mean for me (Millennium Contests)
It means an ancient history, not comparable by any other nation, there is a deep excitement when I see the word Ethiopia and I know where the word Utopia comes from.
The sound I think of are those of the priests (Kess), chanting in that unusual haunting manner, and when I am in the country side hearing the cockrel waking me up in the morning (very different to Good Morning am in the UK).
I want to make visits to different parts of Ethiopia, to see Lalibela, Gondor amongst many. It feels that I have an adventure ahead of me that I have read about since I was a young girl and I want to share it with my children too!
Jen
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