Not being an expert in the fine arts, I’m somewhat at a loss as to how to describe some of the things I run across in my travels. And I have to admit that even with that caveat, I’m a little challenged about the art work I found in one section of the Crocodile Farm …
Nairobi’s Crocodile Farm
Yes, you read that right. In Nairobi – right in the city – there’s a place called “The Crocodile Farm” and all I can say is that I’m happy I don’t live in that neighborhood. Of course it’s not dangerous and the area is well controlled but it’s not a place I would particularly want …
Thanksgiving Day – Mr. Guy’s Thanksgiving Project
Last Sunday, a brief post on this blog introduced Mr. Guy’s Thanksgiving Project, asking people to share any particular parts of their lives that bring special meaning, things they are thankful for. Surprisingly, since Thanksgiving Day is an American holiday and Americans are generally thought of as religious people (at least in terms of public or …
The Thanksgiving Project
People in other countries are often impressed with the American holiday of Thanksgiving, to be observed this year on Thursday, November 25. This annual tribute, in gratitude for the bounty of the land, is one of America’s great traditions. This sort of grateful acknowledgement of the “good things in life,” so to speak, began for …
Kenya: The People, The Places, The Culture (3)
Party Time There’s probably no better way to convey one’s impressions of a different place than to describe how people have fun together. As it turned out, my pals and I were up for a good party back at the beginning of the month when my friend Joseph Gichuki decided to have a party for …
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