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Moter bikes definitly out number cars in Jakarta, and the traffic is insane. The interesting thing about this kiddie ride is that it is actually attached to a real moter bike that the owner can drive around to different places.
Kaikai learning to ride real bike - with pedals but no training wheels. After 2 sessions, he pretty much got it. Nature or nurture?
Here students talk with Kogod professor Heather Elms (center) who led the trip. She brought deep knowledge of the political, economic, and cultural dimensions of the region gained through extensive experience teaching and working in Eastern Europe.
The Avondale Regional Branch Library kicks off Summer Learning 2018 with a Night at the Drive In. Children enjoy hot dogs, chips, cookies, and popcorn and watch the movie "Toy Story."
Late one night in DC, a pack of Jr & Sr. High students came flooding into the Lincoln Memorial on a spring break tour. I saw their eyes go wide at Lincoln's immense presense, then wander over to the sides of the building to begin reading his famous words. While watching, I mused about how awestruck I had been for the last 10 minutes trying to grasp the weight of Lincolns thoughts and wisdom. And so watching these students begin reading, I felt the same weight and wonder come over these young minds.
The Prime Minister is worried about education - not because of the effect it might have on the nation's children, but because it may cost him the next election.
And so the grind through our TAA continues...
Well the classes aren't really a grind...assessment tho - ugh
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polaroid 250/108 film; this one is the least muddy and dark of all the shots I've taken so far. All of the shots are basically blue, though!
While finishing my first roll for class, I ran into these folks practicing the fine art of slackroping.
Tenuous Link: string 'em up -> walking on a string