
Two years ago when we were in Malawi we visited an orphanage. We spent time visiting and playing with the children. One team member brought a “magic” trick to teach to the kids he met there. It was a huge reminder of how sometimes the simplest of things can bring great joy. I loved watching him teach everyone how to do it. It was so much fun!! I think what I loved the most was seeing how something so small brought people together. A simple toy removed social barriers and opened doors for communication.
I completely agree, thank you for sharing this!
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What a great story and experience, Andi. I really like the audio clip you attached to this. The sounds of the children as I presume the trick was shown and revealed are just pure joy. It really doesn’t take much to unite us, does it? Just a bit of genuineness.
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Thanks! I posted it by accident last night instead of saving the draft. I was in the process of editing the video so it posted incorrectly. Sorry, I am sure that was not a very pleasant experience. Oh how wonderful it would be to have a united world.
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I’ve accidentally posted ratehr than save a psot as a draft before. I’ve done it more times than I care to rmemeber. I actually enjoyed the audio but it was really fun to see the video just now. Videos from trips like that are something to treasure.
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The top picture is so beautiful. It professes much unspoken emotions. 🙂
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This was a very uplifting comment this week for me. I had a family member tell me that I need to stop my obsession with Africa…but the emotion is too deep. Thank you Angela, you always lift my spirits.
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Aww, I am sorry about that. I can see you face light up when you share your experiences about Africa, it is your passion and a beautiful one at that. Please don’t stop Andi.
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Thanks Angela. It is too much a part of me now to stop. Thanks for the encouragement. 🙂
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Don’t stop doing what you love is all I can tell you Andi. If we did that, the world would be a gloomy place I think.
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Thank you Angela! 🙂
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