List of things you need:

• An old toy car, or tricycle, your choice.
• Black and Yellow spray paint.
• Stencils
• A kid

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1. How we used this for road trips.

2. How we watch music on TV.

3. How dialing *69 was our caller ID.

4. How getting slimmed was a blast.

5. How badass tasting twinkies were.

6. How listening to an entire album was.

7. How water was not purchased in a plastic bottle.

8. How much of a drag it was when the movie was eaten by the VCR.

9. This one be will hard to explain so don’t ever try. Just be prepared for your kid to laugh his or her ass off.

10. How having a flip phone made you look cool.

11. How we used the phone book because our flip phone wouldn’t do the job.

12. How pissed off we were when gas went over $1 per gallon.

13. How we used this to order things.

14. How a calling card was used.

15. How we had a hard time getting used to laptops.

16. Why a long phone cord was so important.

17. How pinball was the cats ass.

18. What this room was used for.

19. How the taught cursive in school.

20. How we did our school reports with encyclopedias.

21. How listening to music on a computer was.

22. How one day walking to school was safe.

23. How the park was really a place to play.

24. This one is self explanatory.

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BANGO Elementary School is located halfway up the mountain, and the path winds through a dangerous cliff, passes through mountain passes and tunnels. This pathway is less than 0.5 meters in width, and children cling to the rock. Although there is another safer route, it takes two hours. The only thing that somehow soothes parents is that the 49 children accompanied by an experienced teacher.

In Sumatra, Indonesia, about 20 students with a strong will to knowledge must pass on a rope at a height of one meter above the river to get to class in the city of Padang.

After crossing the river, they still have 11 kilometers through the jungle. 

In the Indonesian village prespokoynenko children ride their bicycles on the aqueduct, which separates the village from the town of Suro Plempungan in Java.

In the Philippines, children in the primary schools use inflatable tires to cross the river on their way to school in a remote village in the province of Rizal, east of tManily.

The local community has filed a petition to the government to build a suspension bridge and make the transition easier, faster and safer.

These are the bridges, gondolas quite common in Nepal. Children use them to get to the other side. For decades, this lack of security led to numerous accidents. Fortunately, several charities are trying to build a safe crossing.

These children live in a boarding school in Pili, and every day they have to travel on dangerous cliffs.

And finally, this photo should finally wake up in your children a desire to learn! This girl is obviously going to gain knowledge – she goes to school in the midst of the conflict between Israeli forces and Palestinians in a refugee camp in Shuafat.

So the next time you think you have it bad, consider this post. Some in life go through much more just to have what we take for granted.

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