My Fingers Were Crossed

I rolled out a new presentation recently titled “Outhouses, Privies, and Toilets of the World.” Whenever you debut a new presentation you have fingers crossed in hopes it will go well. And it did. I was extremely pleased with the reaction of the audience at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. I was a little concerned because the subject matter was a little on the gross side at times. However, I did balance that with humor; so it worked. I focused on India, Nigeria, Bolivia, ancient Rome, medieval Europe and ended up with the high tech toilets of Japan. I even wore one of my Nigerian shirts to set the mood.

About Gary Moore

Gary Moore is a retired professor from North Carolina State University. He is an award-winning teacher and has made presentations in 41 states, 3 Canadian provinces and on 4 continents.
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