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rgentina, to buy a jumper, and then refused to pay the shipping fees, to get the stallion back to the states. When I took Mattie on Safari twice, to Kenya, Africa, she loved hearing our stories, about the Masai, and looking at our photos. She always loved me, for looking after Mattie. She spent the la

n the 60's I was a volunteer worker at The University Settlement Camp for under-privileged children. I came home looking like beatnik, folk-singer, Joan Baez: no bra, work shirt, dirty feet in sandals and hair, half way down my back. She was horrified, and instantly cleaned me up. The next summer, I got a

rgentina to buy a jumper, and then refused to pay the shipping fees to get the stallion back to the states. When I took Mattie on safari twice, to Kenya, Africa, she loved hearing our stories about the Masai, and looking at our photos. She always loved me for looking after Mattie. She spent the las

n the 60s I was a volunteer worker at The University Settlement Camp for underprivileged children. I came home looking like a beatnik, folk-singer, Joan Baez: no bra, work shirt, dirty feet in sandals and hair, half way down my back. She was horrified, and instantly cleaned me up. The next summer, I got

oral Minds CONNECTING THROUGH CONTACT, NOT ELECTRICITY Let me answer this question by recounting a personal story that took place 25 years ago in Kenya. I was in Amboseli, National Park, Kenya to complete my PhD thesis on the development of vervet monkey behavior. I had never travelled to Africa.

turned the volume low and listened, when all the Pirahas and my family were asleep, to music shows like 'Rock Salad', to individual artists such as Joan Baez and Bob Dylan, and to news events like the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the election of Ronald Reagan. As much as I enjoyed my radio, though