With love from Kuwait
Found this outside a Red Cross office. The text roughly translate to:
The Lebanese Red Cross
Gift from the Kuwait Red Crescent
May 9, 2007
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Makes me proud of my country
Interesting how the crescent and the cross for the sake of humanity :)
What happened to the back light BTW?
We got good people around here, hopefully we can help more!!!
yeah
nice :)
and I found this boat (aka “longtail”)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/idip/231817504/
while sonrkeling in thailand last year
it’s one the boats given to thai fishermen after the tsunami
The water looks nawyce, iDip. :(
Anyway, the back light was donated to a family who lived in a house with no electricity.
Nice way of putting urself on the pedestal. I mean its great that we’r helping other countries but do we really have to brag about it like this???
That’s a nice gesture. We all human after all :)