I wanted to make a post about the candidacy of an African American for president of the U.S. for a while, but I wasn’t sure how to face the subject without sounding like I was in favor or against certain candidate.
America as everybody knows is deeply marked by racial division for the shame of [...]
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The second symbol of the Amharic alphabet is called LÄWE and the pronunciation is like the letter L in English. The printed letter is similar to an upside down capital V with a very small line slanted to the left on its top, but the [...]
Yeah!
Finally we have the Home Study report! It took quite a while, more than we expected, for the Social Worker to finish the paperwork and this delayed a little bit everything…
In the whole process it doesn’t make much of a difference, but if every step delays like this…
Oh well, better not [...]
The word eucalyptus comes from the Greek eu "well", kalyptos "covered" and refers to the buds of the flowers of this tree.
The story of the eucalyptus is similar to that of many immigrants. Originally from Australia, it "migrated" to other regions growing even where natives trees didn’t. In this way, it also covered Ethiopia [...]
