Children of the Kichwa
Kongo visits a Kichwa school in the Amazon rainforest. Continue reading Children of the Kichwa
Kongo visits a Kichwa school in the Amazon rainforest. Continue reading Children of the Kichwa
There are dead children in Oaxaca. Hundreds of them. They hold parades, hang out on street corners, and run wild in cemeteries. These little ghouls are coming to get you. They are adorable! Of course these kids aren’t dead dead. … Continue reading Children of the Dead
This week, Ailsa’s Travel Them is TEMPTING. It’s hard for a child to resist the temptation of a cool, spraying fountain on a hot summer day as shown by this little girl who succumbs to the tempting allure to jump in the water on an August day in Balboa Park. See more tempting images at Ailsa’s Where’s My Backpack. Continue reading Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Tempting
Ailsa’s Theme this week is PLAY and nothing quite says play like a four year old and lots of dirt! See more play images at Ailsa’s Where’s My Backpack. Continue reading Ailsa’s Theme: Play

Early in Kongo’s blogging career he published a few posts about getting through airports and being “plane stupid” (see related articles at the end of this post). After spending several days on the road last week flying to and from Philadelphia from the West Coast, Kongo has a few additional observations about objectionable monkey behavior when traveling. Kongo realizes of course that cultured monkeys are supposed to pretend not to see bad behavior on the part of simian strangers and assume that they’re just having a bad day in the jungle. But there’s something about Spring Break in the air that amplifies bad behavior and Kongo can no longer remain silent. Please bear with him. Continue reading “Monkeys in the Air”
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