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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Let's go karting!

Having taught History and Geography last year I could turn this blog post into a look at Malagasy society, and its struggles to move with the times and proactively bring about positive change. Or I could just let the pictures tell a story of a people enjoying their laid-back lifestyles; of a transport system that embraces the new wholeheartedly but is equally happy with patiently shrugging its collective shoulders and putting up with tortoise-like vehicles, relics of a bygone era, clogging its arteries.

My posts won't always be funny, but hopefully they will show what makes life over here just that touch more off-beat than many capital cities in the first world.


Easy does it ...

Slowly, slowly ...
Now we're really moving ...

P.S. And on a more serious note: my thoughts and prayers continue to go out, as they have all week, for a young lady who, in faith and at great risk to her own personal safety, decided to stand up for her convictions; decided to turn her back on an oppressive, wicked system and say, "I believe!" 



2 comments:

  1. You end up teaching all kinds of subjects at a small school don't you? I would have drawn the line at History. Ironically, I am now teaching it to my own children. Saying that word "never" gets me in a lot of trouble! Oh and hey I think your interpretation of the clown dream was pretty good. Try watching "The Straight Story" before bed and see what happens! lol

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  2. @laughwithusblogOh yes, that movie is bound to have me asleep in no time, sleeping like a log!

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