Building Bridges to Replace Walls



Blessings

Last night I sat drinking chai with a new friend at the night market.  He grew up here and has recently returned from a year working on sail boats and in Mombasa.  He told me that in Zanzibar he sleeps on the beach and does not wear shoes, despite having an apartment and footwear.  He said he does this because the land here is blessed.  I am beginning to believe him, and I do not think it is because of the rose-coloured glasses that accompany the honeymoon stages of recent arrival in a new place.  There is something special, confusing, and wholly fascinating here.

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Comments

  1. Caitlin says:

    You’re right, it’s not just the honeymoon stage. The feeling doesn’t go away, even when you’re pulling your hair out from culture shock…

    | Reply Posted 2 years, 6 months ago
  2. Michael says:

    Is it safe to sleep on the beach??

    I’d hate to think what would happen here if someone tried that…

    | Reply Posted 2 years, 6 months ago


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