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Mar. 29th, 2011 04:26 pmboyzici.livejournal.com
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boyzici writes one of the most interesting LiveJournals ever. Every year, or so, he spends a few weeks in a Tanzanian village. He posts lots of photos and videos of his work there. He works with the blind primarily, ensures that children have school uniforms and that families have food. He's like a one-man humanitarian endeavour and it is *amazing* what he has been able to accomplish with the odd contributions of other LJ readers. He helps set up micro-businesses and each year returns to see how things in the village are going.
You don't have to friend him if you don't want to but I strongly encourage you to read a few of his entries--he's just wrapping up his most recent trip back. It is a whole 'nother world and he's pretty meticulous and entertaining, insightful and warm-hearted in his reporting of it.
boyzici writes one of the most interesting LiveJournals ever. Every year, or so, he spends a few weeks in a Tanzanian village. He posts lots of photos and videos of his work there. He works with the blind primarily, ensures that children have school uniforms and that families have food. He's like a one-man humanitarian endeavour and it is *amazing* what he has been able to accomplish with the odd contributions of other LJ readers. He helps set up micro-businesses and each year returns to see how things in the village are going.You don't have to friend him if you don't want to but I strongly encourage you to read a few of his entries--he's just wrapping up his most recent trip back. It is a whole 'nother world and he's pretty meticulous and entertaining, insightful and warm-hearted in his reporting of it.
