1. Partenza! Tokyo, Manabeshima e Isahaya

Il viaggio con la celebre (e assai cara) compagnia Giapponese Ana si rivela una grande sofferenza. Semola viene pesato al banco del check in come una volgare valigia e dato che pesa 2 kg di troppo non ha diritto all’ambito lettino (bassinet). Per questioni di sicurezza non lo fanno neanche dormire per terra. Non sappiamo dove metterlo, lui  è eccitatossimo e ovviamente non chiude occhio, anzi continua a fare coucou al vicino di dietro che è invece un signore giapponese serissimo. Appena arrivati, ci vengono a prendere degli amici di Famiglia che ci ospitano alcuni giorni a casa loro a …

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Créations de Noel 2023

Comme nous devions rester tranquilles à la maison, nous nous sommes appliqués à certaines créations : un calendrier et des cartes postales de fausses fesses (si vous voulez les voir ou télécharger le calendrier gratuitement, voici le lien) et des bonnets de nuit à l’ancienne. Vous nous trouverez sur les marchés de Noël suivants (Bruxelles) : Dimanche 3 décembre 2023, de 13h à 18h, dans le légendaire restaurant Kom à la Maison (La chasse) Samedi 16 décembre 2023, 12-23h, au Medina Fair Lab grâce à l’hospitalité du collectif Casalina

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Peru – Celendin

This little city on the Andes near Cajamarca still keeps a fashion of ancient times. Here I met Susan, a corageous Duch women with a son, Yannick, affected by the down sidrome. She decided to stay and built up and organization supporting down people: Proyecto Yannick. Thanks to her I get to be hosted by Carlos and Tania, a family of artists, in their interesting circular house, just outside the city. There I learnt a useful technique to keep the dogs away: prentend to take a stone from the ground and launching at them. Generally it worked out!

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Peru – Natives

Bora and Huitoto communities who were originally from Putumayo (Colombia) and moved in Peru after the atrocities committed by the Arana family. They live in villages 8-hour of boat away from Pebas. As you can see, alcohol is a big problem.

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Peru – los israelitas

In Peru there is this religious group who call themselves “Israelitas”. They don’t cut their hair and beard and the women cover their hair. Their sacred place is a little village on the Amazon river, called “Altomonte de Israel”, but you can see isrealitas everywhere in the country. They will be very happy if you call them “hermanito” or “hermanita”.

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