Or maybe it is memories of Tufty Fluffytail, a cartoon squirrel that for decades taught road safety to children.
According to Michael Woolcock, of the Bank, and Lant Pritchett, of Harvard University, the development industry can agree on "objectives" (children should be taught, roads should be passable, the rule of law should prevail) and "adjectives" (government should be accountable, transparent and responsive).
I have just finished teaching bicycle road safety to my seven-year-old son where I emphasised the importance of wearing his helmet.
I'd fill my life with more just to prove to myself I could do it all: graduate school, teaching, singing, road trips, a marathon of rendezvous with friends, and other spontaneous excursions just to show myself I could do it.
He decided to make a business of it and now has seventy branches, two schools in which his employees are taught, ten road men, and a string of eighteen Remembrance Shops.
It is an unending, unpaid contract that forces people to work in mines, teach, build roads and carry out government administration with no pay, for years; it is "essentially a form of government-sponsored slavery".
It is an unending, unpaid contract that forces people to work in mines, teach, build roads, and carry out government administration with no pay, for years; it is "essentially a form of government-sponsored slavery".
"We start with balance and safety, and once they can ride properly we start teaching them about road rules.
I took a job at a bigger paper in New Jersey and then spent a year on the road teaching journalism seminars.
It overheated the first time I took it out on the road, teaching me the meaning of the terms "cracked engine block" and "trust".
