Tag Archives: children

Law School in Bolivia

Posted on 2022-12-28 by Andreas Moser

In Bolivia, even irredentism is cute. Everything is explained in my article on Bolivia and the sea.

Posted in Bolivia, Law | Tagged children, international law, Sucre | 12 Comments

History Lessons in Bolivia

Posted on 2020-06-14 by Andreas Moser

In a remote jungle school in Bolivia, I am surprised by what the children learn about Germany. Continue reading →

Posted in Bolivia, Books, Germany, History, Travel, Video Blog | Tagged Buen Pastor, children, German history, Hitler, Nazis, Tipnis | 9 Comments

“Please throw unwanted children in the trash,” this sign at Sovky Park says. Or so I thought, before reading the small print. Pictographs can be so misleading. There is just no substitute for real language. Links: More from Ukraine. It reminded … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography, Travel, Ukraine | Tagged children, Kyiv | 1 Comment

Where do Babies come from?

Posted on 2019-03-27 by Andreas Moser

The other day, I overheard a conversation at the restaurant: Everyone on my Facebook is having a baby. That doesn’t mean we need to have one too. These baby photos receive a lot of likes, though. How many? 33, 25, … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Life | Tagged children | 16 Comments

Random Thoughts (19)

Posted on 2017-12-23 by Andreas Moser

But what will become of James Bond if we don’t tolerate sexual harassment anymore? Trying to cash in on crypto-currencies, I have now invested all my savings in Paypal. I always find it strange when people say “I am writing … Continue reading →

Posted in Austria, Economics, Israel, Language, Montenegro, Politics, Romania | Tagged children, christmas, James Bond, Jerusalem, Kenya, Nepal, smoking | 70 Comments

Random Thoughts (14)

Posted on 2017-06-02 by Andreas Moser

If I am ever on a quiz show, my telephone joker will be the dude who wrote Wikipedia. Suki Kim has done impressive undercover reporting in North Korea, fooling both her employer, by pretending that she was a devout Christian, and of course the … Continue reading →

Posted in Bolivia, Books, China, Colombia, Economics, Language, Life, Mexico, North Korea, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Technology, Travel, UK | Tagged children, christianity, Health, journalism, Spanish, wikipedia | 19 Comments

The Disadvantage of the Home Office

Posted on 2017-03-10 by Andreas Moser

Or should I say the disadvantage of having children, a family, or anyone else living at your house?

Posted in North Korea, Politics | Tagged BBC, children, family, Media, South Korea | 3 Comments

6% or 7% – but definitely too many

Posted on 2017-02-23 by Andreas Moser

The film Spotlight cited a study by Richard Sipe, according to which at least 6% of all Catholic priests are pedophiles and actively practice their “passion”. This was confirmed by the research of the Boston Globe. In my film review, I posed the … Continue reading →

Posted in Religion | Tagged Australia, Catholic church, child abuse, children, christianity, crime, criminal law, Statistics | 10 Comments

Christmas Child

Posted on 2016-12-23 by Andreas Moser

Nepomuk was the main attraction of the party, as if he had been the reason for the gathering in the first place. All the ladies’ eyes were on him, while the men’s eyes flickered back and forth between their wives or girlfriends … Continue reading →

Posted in Love, USA | Tagged children, christmas, family | 9 Comments

The little Literature Lover

Posted on 2016-11-28 by Andreas Moser

The museum in Narihualac was closed. All I could do was walk through the dusty streets of the small village, watch one of the many religious processions which take place in Peru every day, and visit some bars to soak … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Panama, Peru, Photography, Travel | Tagged Catacaos, children, Narihualac, Piura, writing | 35 Comments