This is a common scene in Romania and one of the things we like about living here. Sure when you go into town you could be in any European city (though personally we think it's nicer than most!) but outside the city it's still a mainly rural society and most people grow all their own vegetables, keep a few pigs and chickens or even a few sheep which they leave in the care of a local shepherd. We do manage to grow our own veg, albeit with the help of our good friend Mariana - she's a total expert, her garden has to be seen to be believed! We haven't ventured into keeping pigs (too smelly) although we did have chickens, ducks and geese for a couple of years. We enjoyed the fresh eggs but never quite had the heart to actually eat the birds ... our neighbours clearly thought we were crazy and one even asked us "what are you going to do with them then, keep then until they draw a pension?"
working with street children and disadvantaged families in Arad, Romania.
The charity "Vis de Copil" (A Child's Dream)was set up in May 2002 by Kenneth and Kathryn Cloke in response to the needs observed during two years working on the streets of Arad.I'm Kathryn (or Kat, Katy, Kathy, Kati or Kate depending on your fancy)and together with my husband Kenneth seek to help street children, poor families and children at risk in the city of Arad and its surrounding area. Our children have all attended school and university here in Romania and we are all proud to be adopted Romanians.
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Well done... thumbs up from us for managing to both figure out how to post text AND pictures and being (so far) a regular updater.
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