hi Bri
You are right. In the morning she was sulky upto breakfast, but by lunch she was busy singing by herself, playing rubber seeds. The night before she was dancing non-stop at the village festival party.
The village life is such that she can leave the house and walk around the village at any time and play with her friends. There is no restrictions of movement like what kids grow up in the city. There is no TV, bad magazines, books, video games, friends or toys to cause bad influence [maybe except drinking and smoking].
Thank you for your kind critique. Cheers, bill |
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