Tag: The Road Not Taken

• Different Flavours

  There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy –so says Shakespeare’s Hamlet. I suppose as one ages, there is a tendency to become, if not indifferent, then less surprised at the plethora of variations that exist when they are sought, less amazed at the range of combinations […]

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  September 20, 2017

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  adoption, Age, ambiguous genitalia, BBC news, Bell curve, break the sweet potato, childbirth, difference, flavours, gynaecologist, Hamlet, hermaphrodite, historical revisionism, intersex, Kenya, Luo language, midwives, normal, rainbow, Robert Frost, Seline Okiki, Shakespeare, society, spectrum, The Road Not Taken, the Ten Beloved Sisters, traditional beliefs, traditional birth attendants, UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human RIghts, Zainab

• Age Prejudice

  I suppose I should have seen it coming. I suppose I should have laid down firmer tracks, taken a more trodden path. I suppose I shouldn’t have been so influenced by Robert Frost’s poem, the Road Not Taken. But I was… ‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled […]

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  July 18, 2015

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  Age, Atticus FInch, BBC news, Dementia, frontal lobe atrophy, Go Set A Watchman, Harper Lee, prejudice, Psychological Science, Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken, To Kill A Mockingbird, University of Queensland, William von Hippel