Fine line remembered

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Please just go home now

<< BEFORE: No students come to final class at Center … Rabbit may be done teaching, but Slovakia still has some lessons in store for him.  As things develop, he becomes more and… Continue reading →

One last lesson

<< BEFORE: Rabbit arrives at Center to teach one last class before he leaves … At this point, nothing should surprise you:

On the doorstep

<< BEFORE: Rabbit shops at supermarket on way to center … NOW: Everybody is poet around here.

Kids in dumpster

<< BEFORE: Rabbit hears about gypsy street kids at milk machine … Here are some pages drawn waaay back during last year’s travels (in notebook #3). At the time, I didn’t post them… Continue reading →

Futuristic robot mother

<< BEFORE:  Rabbit is thrilled to get organic milk from back-alley vending machine …

Stranger promise

<< BEFORE: Rabbit is working again with Roma students at afterschool Community Center … As a visiting foreigner, Rabbit spends maybe a little too much time worrying about whether his students accept /… Continue reading →

They know how to work

<< BEFORE: Rabbit has encounter in streets of town … and before THAT, Rabbit substitute-taught citizenship class at Slovak school, drawing “calendar comics” with his Slovak students … NEXT: Invitation to return >>

Gypsy attack in streets of town!

From time to time, Rabbit sees his own built-in prejudices surface in particular situations…

Substitute citizen

Here is Rabbit receiving unexpected news from fellow teacher at Slovak school in nearby town: NEXT: Taking this lesson to students at Roma Community Center … >> You can click on the images below… Continue reading →

Towards the end

<< BEFORE: Rabbit keeps working at his chosen altar … NEXT: Is this Rabbit’s final drawing session in church before leaving country? >>

“I am a fig”

<< BEFORE: Rabbit teaches boys’ English class … NOW: Rabbit plays tough in his English classroom, and learns meaning of Slovak phrase “I am a fig!”: