Life has become pretty difficult in Madagascar since the "coup" in 2009, but there's always time to stop off for a quick snack before school, washed down with some sickeningly sweet tea. Life is slow and communal - lived in each other's back pockets at a pace long-forgotten in the developed world. But despite the hardships, passers-by haven't forgotten how to smile, laugh and say a quick hello. The West could learn a thing or two from this downtrodden island in the Indian ocean.
“Keep some souvenirs of your past, or how will you ever prove it wasn't all a dream?” Ashleigh Brilliant
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Real life
Life has become pretty difficult in Madagascar since the "coup" in 2009, but there's always time to stop off for a quick snack before school, washed down with some sickeningly sweet tea. Life is slow and communal - lived in each other's back pockets at a pace long-forgotten in the developed world. But despite the hardships, passers-by haven't forgotten how to smile, laugh and say a quick hello. The West could learn a thing or two from this downtrodden island in the Indian ocean.
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