Today’s Country: ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Today’s Capital: SAINT JOHN’S
Antigua & Barbuda Proverb: Big promise make many fools.
Food eaten in Antigua & Barbuda: fish, cornmeal, okra and pineapple.
Antigua & Barbuda Official Language: English
Antigua & Barbuda is famous for Wadadli
A Story Especially for Girls Based on Antigua & Barbuda’s Proverb: Trustworthy and Unreliable
Mama and Papa Deer have two little deer:
Trustworthy and Unreliable.
Trustworthy says, “Yes!” when she means yes and “No” when she means no.
Unreliable makes BIG promises without thinking.
Trustworthy says, “Mama, I’ll help make breakfast.”
Mama replies, “Thank you! How kind!”
Mama boils
A Story Especially for Boys Based on Antigua & Barbuda’s Proverb: Trustworthy and Unreliable
Mama and Papa Deer have two little bucks:
Trustworthy and Unreliable.
Trustworthy says, “Yes!” when he means yes and “No” when he means no.
Unreliable makes BIG promises without thinking.
Trustworthy says, “Mama, I’ll help make breakfast.”
Mama replies, “Thank you! How
Ten Commandments for a Happy Family by Msgr Ted Wojcicki
I
Share family meals – include time for conversation. Eating meals only in van or in front of fridge or TV is isolating, deflates trust, and promotes loneliness.
II
No portable electronic devices allowed at dining room table, at family meals in restaurants, or in children’s