English twitter: @kidethnic
KID ETHNIC IS WRITTEN BY:
saleem reshamwla
who is fresh of the boat (that circled the globe).
He makes crazy stuff:
Zombie Rap Videos, Truly Strange Geographic Education Flicks, Micro-Documentaries About Chinese Cell Phone Markets...kidethnic@gmail.com
日本語のtwitter: @masalasoccer
ALSO BY KID ETHNIC:
The Annual Kid Ethnic Valentine
Because I love you so much.
The Alpaca Song
I wrote and recorded this for you. Because you <em>need</em> a song about alpacas, don’t you?
The Whiteboard Videos
Music+Whiteboard Markers+Friends=Good ways to spend weekends
Twitter
I twitter infrequently. But hope we can stay friends.
SEAWEED BREAKFAST
A collection of stories about Japan written while part of the National Geographic Glimpse Correspondents' Training Program.
100JapaneseThings
A collaborative site to help folks (and each other) find Japanese stuff.
Indian Signs I Have Loved · 15 May 08
Indian sign painters, I love you quite dearly!
The Hands-on paint! The crush of color! Our peeling world!
For there is no party on the Upside! Join me, my people!
The Dolphin Restaurant! The Reshmi Guest House!
Enough with your woodwinds! Silence your car honkings!
In Steely Proclamation of our Finest Juice Location!
In Humble declarations of Occupations!
In Eponymous Hair Salons!
The Paint that Guides the Placing of the Shoe!
The magnifying glass and or mini-stickman in hand, awaiting inspection! The multiple scripts! The weakening Light!
The Unfettered Confidence in Modernity!
The Law Enforcement Papers! The Hip Hop Roots!
The Baba! School! Of Music!
And so!
The GangaFuji Home! The Nrmala Restaurant! The German Bakery! The Yoga (in It’s Homeland)!
The Tigers Most Loquacious and Polite!
The Dropping of the Gerund ‘G’!
The No Kidding!
May your brushes never cease and your stencils never tatter! May your infrequent bursts of plastic usage retain the witty charms of old! May you never ever ever die!
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All spotted on the recent India trip: Mumbai, Varanasi, and on and on…
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