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Daily Archives: October 10, 2013
In Jakarta, surge in urban husbandry precedes day of sacrifice
As I’ve mentioned, Jakarta is a city of strange juxtapositions. Our lovely housing complex is surrounded by a wall; on the other side, just behind our house and slightly uphill, is a quarter-acre lot that until last week was vacant, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Food & Drink, Indonesia, Religion
Tagged animals, eid ul adha, Islam, Jakarta, Sacrifice
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