IN: Do nt have a lot more to say on it though . International Slavery Museum This has to be my favourite museum I ' ve visited so far . It used to be an exhbition in the basement of the Maritime Museum but was upgraded to a museum of its own on the third floor of the same museum to mark the bicentenary of the 1807 abolition act .
What sight was the narrator 's favorite to see ?

OUT: The Slavery museum was their favorite .

IN: However , in Lombardo 's eyes , Mother Teresa was a person who starved the poor of India to the point of starvation . I could find no information on this subject , so I can only assume it was the distortion of information passed down to him , but it stands to reason that he could see no good in her actions . While I can not say that I agree , it is at least refreshing to hear someone with a differing opinion , whether it changes or reaffirms your own should really come second . The thing in common between the two that I could find was a negative undertone ; whether this has developed from nature , nurture , or belief I can not distinguish .
Why would some be offended at Lombardo 's views ?

OUT: Mother Teresa is universally beloved .

IN: We had the girls for 2 weeks so I was a little bit too busy to sit down for long enough to post . By the end of the 2 weeks I was about to pull my hair out . I did not agree to an extra week either .
What may be the reason to have the girls ?

OUT:
They are divorced and sharing custody .