Swing
I wanted to play, too... But only elementary school kids were allowed :C
Hakone Open Air Museum, Japan
The Sulk
She asked for the lunchboxes in my hand as I got off the bus. I tried in vain to tell her they were empty. She asked to be bought food. I tried to buy her some fruit - again, in vain because the fruitseller was trying to cheat me.
Behind her are trays of fruit and notably, fried insects. I suppose I'd be sulky, too.
Somewhere between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Late for Class
The elevator that's never quick enough.
The knowledge that indulging your sweet tooth at the corner store has cost you dearly this time.
The fear of knowing one's impending doom lies at the end of this very elevator ride.
It's written all over her face.
Climb
One of my students from mid 2006 during my time in Daegu, Korea.
Classes in the playground were always a big hit with the youngsters.
This photo feels like a metaphor for education from a young student's perspective.
lifeof
a) the specs
b) the adidas stripes
c) the grin
Fact became Fiction somewhere in Melbourne
as I took this sensational orange number
-------------------------------with [grave.architecture]
Shou-chan
Japanese kids are generally cute. They tend to be quiet, and somewhat happy. Who wants another screaming, crying, kicking brat? This kid was hanging out with his mom at Tokyo's Imperial Palace on a Sunday afternoon.
Playroom bot
One of my student's toys while on the '08 Korea trip.
"You're a child's play thing!"
Bubbles are all I need
A memorable morning filled with bubbles and laughter. Oh to be five again.
