Comments on: Sauntering

By: oso

oso — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 03:10:22 +0000

I miss them so much. You guys are all amazing. I think I have a little Malagasy in my blood.

By: jogany

jogany — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 19:05:06 +0000

Back in cold Montreal… This Tsy Haiko song … why in the world do you have to write such posts with such heartbreaking songs? before I burst into tears from nostalgia : All the Foko say “Hello” to Mr David. From Tamatave to Antsirabe they are very very thankful for what all the Rising Voices are doing for them. We hope to make you guyz proud.

Bisoux

By: sipagasy

sipagasy — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:24:47 +0000

many thakns Davit to visit my lovely country, hope you enjoyed your stay there!!, Thanks to visit FOKO, and hope to see you soon in Madagascar then….

By: oso

oso — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:29:24 +0000

Lova,

Bob Baldwin is great. I found him in a US library years ago. That’s how long I’ve been wanting to get to Madagascar. Your loyal fans in Tana are waiting for ‘Papa Foko’ to come back.

Steven,

Remember, I don’t jog – that’s you – I run. And who needs GPS when you have an iPhne?

Sipakv,

Being able to visit FOKO was an honor. I will definitely have to make my way back soon. Hope we can all hang out there together.

By: sipakv

sipakv — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 02:17:01 +0000

Thank you for visiting FOKO, David. For the duration of your post, I imagined myself a teenager again and sauntering the streets of Antananarivo, although I never had much chance to taste those gut wrenching whiskeys.
And we hope you come back soon !

By: Steven Mansour

Steven Mansour — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 17:00:09 +0000

Strange. I use sauntering as a mode of transportation and I go for aimless walks to accomplish what you call sauntering. Although, I don’t ‘walk’ so much as hover a few inches off the ground.

One young not-so-gentle-man tried that maneuver on me three times in a row, to which I was compelled to warn him: “homeboy, you try that one more time and we gonna be practicing our kung fu.”

If your Kung-Fu is anything like your jogging, that would’ve been one very, very entertaining fight to watch, in much the same way we rubberneck at bad traffic accidents as we pass them on the highway.

And of always remembering where you turn.

Three words for you, hermanito: gee pee ess.

By: lova

lova — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 16:40:24 +0000

happy sauntering Oso. Hope you come back soon.
And thank you for sharing the art of Bob Baldwin. This expat never heard of him before and that is beautiful music to his ear.