Thx for your reply @janine-ariane. Nice to read your appreciation. I really like the way you guys worked in the refugee center. I am sure it is a good and secure way of starting a conversation with traumatised people. I did he same kind of thing when I taught English in Thailand.

Yes, I agree, it is a shame I can't resteem this again. The only way to get it in the picture again is if you mention the post in other posts with a link to my essay post. So, I challenge you to write a post about your work at the refugee center, how you use colours, everyday items like a pillow and handicrafts, mix them up and turn them into a way to communicate about really difficult topics like war and descruction. Whether and where you'd mention my post is in your hands, as is the challenge itself :-)