115 thoughts on “Girl Child”

    1. Thanks Lynn.
      Due to the silent, gender based,
      holocaust that is going on, the
      future is a world out of balance.
      The repercussions of which will
      be profound, and have already
      starting in some places where the
      men have to travel great distances
      to secure a bride, and that’s only
      if they can afford to do so.

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  1. David, in my travels around the world I have met these beautiful, articulate young girls. Many already put to work at a young age selling trinkets to tourists. Some reduced to tears when a purchase is not made, fearing repercussions from her employer. Thanks for highlighting them today ❀️

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    1. Thanks for sharing that insight,
      Christine.
      Sadly, the more things change
      … the more they stay the same.
      Knowledge is power. Education
      is the best option for breaking
      free of oppressive poverty.
      Opportunity is often the rarest
      of commodities in a world where
      wealth and corruption go hand
      in hand.

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  2. TΓΌm kΔ±z Γ§ocuklarΔ± ve kadΔ±nlar eğitim almalΔ±. Γ–zellikle kadΔ±nlarΔ±n bu dΓΌnyada cahil kalmamasΔ± gerekiyor. Eğitim gΓΌzeldir

    All girls and women should receive
    education. Especially women should
    not remain ignorant in this world.
    Education is beautiful

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      1. Hahaha, David, you are well aware my friend, you exposed the agenda of the civillization offender. πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸ€£

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  3. Happy daughters day.most motivational post and photo of girls.is one photo of related of Mosque at Sikandrabad with school girls.thanks for sharing an inspirational day on International girls day.πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—

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  4. What lovely photographs David. I especially love the one with the three women and beautiful children. The little girl at the end was super precious too. Give my best to Linda. You two always look so happy. What a blessing. Love to you both. β€οΈπŸ€—πŸ¦‹πŸ¦‹πŸ€—β€οΈJoni

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    1. I have visited Indonesia, Afriant.
      It was during Ramadan, and the
      Hindu festival of Galungan, the
      celebration of the triumph of good
      (dharma) over evil (adharma) on
      the island of Bali. It was a very
      interesting and colourful time to
      be there.

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    1. From an artist of the visual πŸ‘οΈπŸ’ƒπŸ‘οΈ
      I appreciate your feedback, Resa.
      As Napoleon Bonaparte once said,
      a picture is worth a thousand words.
      I can only imagine that Josephine
      in a Resa dress would inspire ten
      thousand poems.

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    1. Claustrophobia on the
      WordPress dance floor
      and a donga full of chores
      that I try my best
      but just can’t ignore
      Since the recent storms tore
      through the surrounding forest
      like a dance fest mosh pit
      happiness is a warm chainsaw

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      1. You got one of those things which cover below? PPE places started making them after some guy forgot they were dangling in the way. I hear he was a nudist. Say no more. I know you’re not a nudist so one tick for you…..

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    1. Being an old prospector for love
      (a bit like Neil Young, I guess πŸ€”)
      I’ve discovered beauty is where
      you find it 🌈πŸ₯‡πŸŽ πŸ‘οΈπŸŒŸπŸ‘οΈπŸ’πŸ†
      Thanks you, Katy, for the beautiful
      comment πŸ™ 😎 πŸ’›

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