i've been at IST for the past two weeks so i've been in thies gaining back all the weight i lost in village. food is delicious and abundant here. i've been eating: salads, pasta, ramen, lots of chicken, paninis, and other various items. We were all so happy to see each other again yet unaccustomed to spending so much time with other american people so we all started to go a little bit crazy. this coming week i will be working at an embassy sponsored english camp. i'm looking forward to teaching english and working with motivated young people.
here are some pictures from july fourth in beautiful kedegou:
this is a really cute animal we made friends with at the campement we stayed at
look at how beautiful kedegou is:
this is the room we stayed in! cute hut + air conditioning
mika in all of his america gear
they put these goats in bags and then tied them to the roof of our car
look at how beautiful kedegou is:
I love your blog. Your incite on Senegalese culture is the deepest.
ReplyDeleteoh my god look at the hair in his adorable ears! what kind of animal is that? a goat?
ReplyDeletebtw you still haven't answered the question i "asked you" -- and now i don't remember what my question was -- oh yeah more detail about the wedding garb
ReplyDeletecute, ar eyou going to follow me too?
ReplyDelete1. i'm glad you posted these. i was curious.
ReplyDelete2. where did mika manage to find those glasses?
3. remember listening to mika? i listened to him today on the airplane and remembered your calling one of the songs "haunting."
4. i mailed you that box last week.
5. i went to idaho and i rafted on a RIVER. and i liked it a lot. you hardly know me anymore.
6. it sounds like you're in the swing of things, which makes me happy.
7. if i were leaving these comments two years ago, they'd be riddled with profanity and threats of violence. we've both grown so much.
8. armz, if you're reading this, text me.
that's it for now.
have a good summer, k.i.t.