Never Say Die
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
MARTINA had spread out her wares before 8am. Her hands, gnarled at the age of 57, smartly organized the varieties of snacks, together with all the kinds of drinks, from bottled water to alcoholic beverages in cans. She was seated in one of the alangs, the traditional buildings usually used to store food, located in Saluallo—a village in North Toraja, South Sulawesi.
Several children came to and fro, stopping to buy cookies. Martina claimed: �
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