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Student studies by lantern light.

Photo of Monduli Upper Primary Student, Lakara Ole Saitoti studying by the light of a lantern. 1967
Mopane worms

Mopane worms are eaten throughout Botswana. They are named for the pane tree, whose leaves they eat. While those pictured are live; after they have been prepared, they tend to be a deep green. They are first dried, then deep-fried in oil, then cooled. They are sold by the baggieful and munched on by young and old, wealthy and less so.
Santa Claus

Getting ready to make my appearance as Santa Claus at the French School in my town.
Will the Real Santa Claus Please Stand Up

Typically when you think of Santa Claus, you think immediately of a jolly, older, plump man with rosy cheeks and a long white beard. Of course this image is universal, even for the students and teachers of the private École Française (French School) in my town of Betroka where I served as a TEFL Volunteer. And wouldn’t you know, a couple of the teachers at the École Française had the great idea to bring an authentic “vazaha” (white foreigner) Santa Claus to their students. Where could they po...
Making new friends

Hanging out with the lemurs in southern Madagascar.
Thanksgiving Dinner

Making "Thanksgiving dinner" Malagasy style at my house.
My house

Picture of my house in Betroka.
Malagasy man opening coconuts

This guy was preparing an afternoon snack for us on Ile St. Marie.
Fishing boats in Diego

These boats were on the beach during my spring break trip to Diego in April 2002.
Hanging out with my Boy Scout Troop

I was a troop leader with this Boy Scout Troop in my town.

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