Thanks to everyone who contributed their time and effort!

http://davidhuber55.googlepages.com/sculptureclass

David made this awesome blog of our 287 sculpture class with video and photo documentation. Thanks David!

I just finished Eva Luna by Isabella Allende and I’m anxiously awaiting another of her stories!

An old man moved to the space on the bus that met and morned the comings and and goings of travelers. He blends in. Wearing a sweat stained dark blue and gray baseball cap.  Off white chokka and lungi with twin sandels.  He holds onto the bus rail of chipping yellow paint and metal underneath. His skin is black and weathered and held at attention by the sun. He had two real eyes, and most of his teeth. Between the first finger and thumb of his left hand was a small small twig. Holding it though it were sacred and he had saved it from flying away. Like he would keep it long after the wind stopped playing in his hair, long after the bus ride.

On the way to teach HIV to ninth standard english medium children in Chennai.

Out the window to my left a man with whitening hair and bony shaped unclothed skin lie on his side. Undernearth a wall not so typical as advertisements for light skinned starlets, but a scale that is equaled. And some words. RIGHTS-HUMAN-EQUALITY-INDIAN-painted red, white and green. The man turned so slowly…the bus pulled away while traffic obstructed India.

She wrote this book called “The God of Small Things”, everyone should read it.

Students from the Nursing college in Mysore, India walked in the name of HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention.