Mawdo,

A lovely piece. It do remind me the days of my childhood. The wet season was
full of suprises. We learned how to swim in the " Whyos" of Latri kunda and
Dippa. The green vegetation that facilitating survival of the fittest. Frogs
chasing insect and snakes chasing frogs. Cattle regain their beautiful shape
bringing out hope for reproduction and plenty of milk.

Parents become busy preparing the ground for a good harvest. Children being
sent to deliever midday lunch to the workers. Oh time and nature had made a
change!

It remind me this topic for essay or composition writing  at Sain't Thereses
primary school. The  topic from Mrs Sambou, Write about your summer holiday.
Formulating down this topic demands creativity. Certain issues has to be
precluded from the eassy, to prevent parents being called inn for
orientation. Some of these issues, where the habit of going to the busy to
find some Toll, Kabba and bananagollo or hurting without going to Darra.
Beautifull days!

Thank you Baba, I hope to see many of this piece at the list.


Cherno M. Bah

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