Over the past couple of weeks the ladies on BRICC's skills' acquisition course have been assessed on their abilities. Each of them had to produce bread and doughnuts to be marked by a selection of hungry volunteers. They passed with flying colours and are now ready to set up their own businesses. At the side of most of the roads you find pots of oil on top of open fires and women peeling potatoes to make chips or frying doughnuts to sell to passers-by. It's an important source of income for people who have few opprtunities and can make all the difference to a family's finances. The next skills course will be on how to make beauty products. I don't think they'll be as many men offering to assess that one.
When Besa has misbehaved we put him in the bathroom to calm down and reflect on his naughtiness. This morning he discovered the toilet paper. Think Andrex puppy.
No comments:
Post a Comment