Protect The Kids, Respect The Women
By jogany • Mar 17th, 2008 • Category: Caring, English classWhen you come from a very very poor country, the last thing people ask you is "how poor is your country?" Diplomacy and politeness make them ask :
about weather - "well he had 3 cyclones in a row, 300 000 homeless people, famine, weather is bad"
about health - " I really don't know where the AIDS stats stand at this point, I'm sure someone knows"
about family - "Last time I spoke to them they were having problems with insecurity and life is tough"
about trees - "They grow they multiply they plant…"
about blogs - "let me see….FBC!"
Now you have an entire blog dedicated to them. But please keep on asking.
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joan:
great website! thanks for the incisive commentary and links!
to quote an early u.s. feminist, abigail adams, “remember the women’…and children…
good luck with your extraordinary efforts in three languages no less!
kathy