IN: I had a little talk with aunty alice just now . Sort of understood her position too , i think she did n't really want to like interfere with all these too but a.s wanted so everyone had no choice ? Felt pretty sad for her too cuz i just realised she had to bear the brunt for everything not done . So i decided to accept all the changes and all .
How did I feel after the talk with my aunt ?

OUT: I know where she is coming from .

IN: In the Dare ( Zimbabwe word for Council ) tradition , we know that everyone is in the same story . When we share our piece of the story it connects us to others who see themselves and are inspired to share their piece . As we offer our page or chapter we deepen our connections and widen our understanding of who are and how we fit in this story of which we are all apart . This changes the world , because it changes us .
What may happen if the Dare Tradition did not exist or happen

OUT: Our piece of the story would not be shared

IN: I try to let my family do most of the math . When you 're brother studied to be a math teacher , sister is an engineer , and mother got a degree in accounting ( not to mention my various aunts and uncles ) it means I ' m a bit outclassed in the math department . Especially since I have n't really taken a math class since my high school calculus . ( Computer programming and logic count for math ... and I did test out of the basic stuff . )
How would one describe the narrator 's family ?

OUT:
Their family is well - educated .