heres the road into town
here's my homestay family house, meaning the one i lived in....my door is the blue one, the sheep lived to the right
and some really adorable kids, ie my host siblings
and heres a bigger part of my homestay family, in a very malian pose
and heres my host brother
and my other one
we painted a mural on the wall in town
my language and cultural facilitators, the two lovely ladies i studied at homestay with and me in our malian best
this ones for all you carleton kids; its me and cherif's childhood friend who's the peace corps training director
and two adorable kids in town
8 comments:
Your Malian dress looks beautiful in the picture. I love the colors on you.
Can you identify the members of your homestay family? What's "Malian" about the pose they've taken?
Hello Beatrice from the Ricci Family. You look happy! I just met a gentleman at work that traveled to West Africa for the Peace Corps a while back. He spoke about how he won a "swamp" contest while he was there. Have you heard about that yet?
Judy Ricci
What great photos! Do the sheep have names? Do they keep you up at night?
Are the people there using any alternative energy, such as wind turbines or small solar power?
bfbattistoli
what does that word you painted on the wall mean?
Hi Tuncia, iam happy to see you in pictures. you look like a star in Africa. Your dress is a perfect party outfit. Really you look health y and happy. Stay that way,better days are coming. In case you don't remember me, I am Babcia. Do zobaczenia!
Bubba -- awesome pictures. It looks like such a beautiful place with nothing but friendly people. Hope all's going well and that you've encountered no more snakes in your house. I have no bigger fear
Hey Beatrice; You look so happy!
Things are hunky dory at ovs as usual!
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