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reflection pool in a desert country
These are the fisherman of lake Manantali returning with a fridge full of fish to Manantali village.
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poisson braisée
my favorite meal in Cameroon: poisson braisée avec batons de manioc. This was my regular fish mama in Batié.
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Batié Market
The once every 7-day traditional market in my Peace Corps village, Batié.
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Getting a Little Perspective
The great baobab trees of Senegal are a good reminder of just how old Africa is.
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Little Pulaar Girl
A little Pulaar Girl poses for a photo in traditional garb.
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The Power of Pineapple
"What can I do to motivate my students?" I think to myself, as I hastily pack my things one morning before heading to school. "They talk in class, they fail my tests, and even if I broke down and started caning them like the other teachers, they still wouldn't care about physics." Then suddenly, a revelation: "I'll tempt them with food!" Bag packed and sandals strapped on, I leave my house—a two-room shop stall at the heart of a rural trading center in weste...
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Group Effort
My students work together to create a poster expressing the history and characteristics of a genre of music. This group works on "Rock and Roll".
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Chatter
Helen, Catherine, me, and Monsoon chatting during the Peace Corps 50th Anniversary dinner party held for my women's group.
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First Salad Experience
Nadia, Mary, and Monsoon, students from my Women's Group, enjoy salad for the first time at an American themed dinner celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Peace Corps.
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Children of the Hills
Children belonging to a local hill tribe. They help their families earn a living by allowing people like me to take pictures of them.
