Look out, it’s an immigrant and his child!
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under united states
Immigrant families make this country better despite the every effort of our racist, mendacious, power/wealth/other-grabbing Dirtbag Clown-in-Chief. Happy Father’s Day.
Tags: father, father's day, immigrant, immigration, love, memory, solomon jadhav
Miss you, pops
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under united states
Those are some hiking shorts…
It’s been thirteen years today since Dad died. Can remember that day vividly.
Pain has faded, and, wow, how much has changed. Life has, despite the loss, turned out quite grand. Just wish he could share it now.
Tags: dad, father, feeling weird tagging this post, loss, memory, solomon jadhav
Miss you, Dad
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under united states
Summer glacier is probably gone, too
Fourteen years ago today my father died in a car accident. Life has nonetheless been good to me; just wish I could share it with him.
Tags: dad, father, life, loss, love, memory, solomon jadhav
Taxi cab confessions in Nairobi
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under kenya
Masha Mwangi: "You must live up to your name."
The following what I get for singing along with old church hymns randomly in a cab.
I would like to introduce you to Masha Mwangi, a 29-year-old born-again Christian cabbie, new-found friend and available driver, should anyone be in Nairobi.
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Tags: born-again, cab, christianity, father, god, kenya, methodists, nairobi, taxi
