I notice that you use two languages, which is ok by all means and adds a lot of local character to the narrative...maybe footnotes would be of help to none swahili readers? just a suggestion.
serina
Sad write, but so very well done, Sandie; great job! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(
Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*®
7/12/2007
Dear Sandra,
How can anyone put a price on a human life? How can parents live with their conscience after selling their children into slavery? What do we need to do, as a society, to confront this kind of attrocity and bring an end to it? If we are to call ourselves "civilized", then we need to find answers to these kinds of questions and take action that will bring about change.
Yep---some marriages are like that--so sad but true--Women now have found their freedom BUT is it better(certainly not for the children) no perfect answers; every family must find their way to GOD Only perfect answer Marguerite Lirrle Flower
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