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what’s in the name?
green
adj · Eternity, family, harmony, health, peace and posterity Green is also known to signify: · Life, growth, renewal, health, environment, harmony, freshness. · Green has strong emotional correspondence with safety and healing. · Green suggests stability and endurance.
gecko n · Geckos are the only lizards that have a voice (often very loud- just like these kids). · Most geckos are nocturnal; they are most active at night (so are these kids; most work til dawn). · Geckos hunt for their prey at night (so do these kids, the prey being intoxicated foreigners leaving the bars in the early hours of the morning). · When a gecko is caught by its tail, it releases the tail, allowing the gecko to escape capture (similarity is their innate ability for survival) · Geckos live in South East Asia (so do these kids). · Geckos have no parental care (neither do some of these kids).
project n · a task or scheme that requires a large amount of time, effort, and planning to complete · to make a thought or feeling seem to have an external and objective reality, especially to ascribe something personal to others
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To visit the Green Gecko site, click the image below
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