Recorded this late night in the dark lol. Carrying on with the “nothing lasts forever” theme.

Tanzanian proverb. No condition is permanent, nothing lasts forever, etc.

Kenyan proverb: “After a foolish deed comes remorse”

Ugandan proverb: “Only a fool tries to jump fire”

recorded this shortly after the incident happened but didn’t get around to publishing. Not trying to be quote unquote “cynical” (though it def sounds that way) but more a simple observation. People use commonalities to influence interactions and outcomes!

Narrating the entire section about "accessibility for voters with disabilities".

Not the most comprehensive or in-depth training for election workers, but I have to remind myself that it's a one day situation and turn out will likely be low.

Info for Elections Assistants, Revising Officers, Accessibility, Deputy Returning Officers, etc. Also, re-listening and realizing how clearly "Canadian" some peoples' accents are lol!

“A shepherd doesn’t strike his sheep”.

...or getting dirty, however you want to frame it. The Zulu proverb states “You can’t cross the river without getting wet”. Basically, get uncomfortable.