John will demonstrate pottery and I will have a table to promote my peace project. We both are fine but John is very tried from teaching summer pottery classes at RU and we are preparing to participate in Puerto Rican Arts and Music Fair this Saturday inNewark, Aug 10.

The following links are Chinese and Yoruba languages: I do not know if you have seen my videos on YouTube or not I usually make short video of the foreign translations of my poem вЂњPeace Come to YouвЂќ to upload on YouTube. Pawan Kumar please tell them that I am very grateful for translating my poem into their native languages.

So you can see how happy I was when I received your email. So I think they might not have time or it is not as significant as the other things in their life. I understand that people are busy working with all kind of things in their life. In general when I talked to people about my peace project they like it and promise to follow up. Lately I kind of feel a bit disappointed with my peace project. And please if you have a chance to ask the others to translate into different other languages I will appreciate that very much. Thank you very much for spending your time to ask people to translate my poem. You made me very happy when I opened your email. If I run into anyone who can speak a language NOT on your list of previous translations I will ask them if they would translate for you too. The very last line after the poem is their names in their native language. The Punjabi translation was done by Pawan Kumar. The Burmese translation was done by Aung Htut. Last week I was working with two of them and I asked them if they would translate it. Many of my fellow Staten Island Ferry employees are immigrants. I am attaching 2 translations of your Peace poem. Translated into Burmese by Aung Htut, August 2013

Peace in myanmar language