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"Ring a ring o' rosies
A pocketful of posies
A-tissue! A-tissue!
We all fall down"
Yeah I know you don't play Ring o' Roses on a roundabout, but that is the song that springs to mind when I am on a roundabout - know any good roundabout songs?
I loved roundabouts as a kid, and I discovered this one when my partner and I went exploring around a town I had not been in since a kid. I used to visit this town many times as a kid, so I know I must have used this roundabout many times! Roundabouts and swings were always my favourite at the playground. I loved the rush in my tummy.
Come richiesto da alcuni di voi, racconto, se pur brevemente, il perchè di tutti questi scatti sulla romania.
Durante le compiante vacanze estive ho avuto il piacere e l'onore di essere ospitato dai monaci che abitano i monasteri della Bucovina.
La bucovina è la regione della romania che confina con Ucraina e Moldovia.
Lo scenario che si è prospettato sin dall'inizio è stato quello di una realtà , che appena fuori dalle grandi città porta la memoria a ricordare la nostra italia di tanti anni fa e forse in alcune zone ancora è così.
La cortesia della gente, la simpatia e la disponibilità sono state le sorprese maggiori per me che per la prima volta varcavo il confino romeno. La Romania è a me nota da sempre per il fatto che mio padre è docente di letteratura Romena, ma la scoperta di questa al di là dei racconti, delle parole e delle foto è stata un'emozione particolare.
il pregiudizio che purtroppo regna sovrano nel nostro paese non dà la possibilità di aprire i proprio orizzonti a realtà che si celano lontane e ignote ma che presentano cultura (ricordo a tutti che i romeni sono i Dacii) simpatia e folclore.
Durante questo viaggio, durato più di due settimane, ho cercato di immortalare con la macchina fotografica i volti segnati dal regime, ormai caduto da un ventennio, che sono marcati dalle rughe ma che presentano un attaccamento alla vita con pochi eguali.
Spero di aver dato una visione, anche se minima, di ciò che mi ha spinto a prepare un reportage su uno stato così poco conosciuto ai più e così tanto blasonato.
Stefano
Importance of Early Childhood Education
Early childhood usually incorporates the very first 8 years in the life of a person. The education given throughout these years of a youngster's life plays a crucial duty and helps in proper development of children. Early childhood education can be
1. What was your nickname as a child? Amy(my real name is
Amelia)
2. What was your favorite food as a child? Mac-n-cheese
3. What was the theme of your favorite childhood birthday?
Snow White
4. What were you punished most often for?Not doing my chores
5. What special talent or skill did you have?I was super
organized, like my books were alphabetized!
6. What was the name of your first best friend?Gretchen
7. What was your favorite cartoon character or superhero?
None really - we didn't have cable or watch much tv -
we played outside, swam, or played Barbies, cars, paper
dolls, etc.
8. What did you want to be when you grew up?a Ballerina
9. Who did you look up to? my Cousin
10. What elementary school did you attend?
Unadilla Elementary
11. What was your favorite game to play? Board game - sorry
12. What was your biggest fear as a child? school programs
1. What was your nickname as a child?
2. What was your favorite food as a child?
3. What was the theme of your favorite childhood birthday?
4. What were you punished most often for ?
5. What special talent or skill did you have?
6. What was the name of your first best friend?
7. What was your favorite cartoon character or superhero?
8. What did you want to be when you grew up?
9. Who did you look up to?
10. What elementary school did you attend?
11. What was your favorite game to play?
12. What was your biggest fear as a child?
1. woodland elf, 2. Monday's dinner, 3. Snow White, 4. domestic chores, 5. Imagination in the city, 6. AllStar, 7. Sunny Side Up, 8. Blue Angels, 9. Dances in Churches, 10. On the road home, 11. Flickr meltdown, 12. Say a little Prayer for me....
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There is a garden in every childhood, an enchanted place where colors are brighter, the air softer, and the morning more fragrant than ever again.
~Elizabeth Lawrence
Every child deserve a proper childhood so do they. In fact they do have a proper childhood. They possess the same cheeky smile and playfulness as any other kids but the difference is the environment they are in. Kids in developed countries play with Barbie dolls, Hot wheels or transformer, these kids in Tondo play with mud, sticks, luggage wheels, Marbles etc.
These kids are unbelievable curious, i remember one kid actually look into the barrel of my lens thinking he might see something and some might even lick your lens like a lollipop. These are some hilarious moments i could share with you guys about the kids there.
I'd give all wealth that years have piled,
The slow result of Life's decay,
To be once more a little child
For one bright summer day.
Mothers Union hand in petition to Number 10 Downing St.
14th Mar 2011
Photo andrew baker
07977074356
L-R Rachel Aston, Margaret Beringer, Catherine Bailey, Helen Goodman MP, Ella Atkins, Tim Atkins, Fiona Bruce MP, Jim Dobbin MP, David Morris MP, Fiona Crawforth, Rosemary Kempsell.
My house burned down when I was 17, so there aren't any pics of me young. But this one was returned by a friend. I was about 14 or 15. It's the only old picture I have in digital form.
Miss C
My mind was concept-less. I couldn't find anything to photograph. Suddenly I noticed there was fog on the glass of balcony's window. So, I started riding on the roller-coaster of memories and went back to childhood when I used to write my name with my finger on the glasses covered with fog.
©sazzid ahmed