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| My host family (Abambo and Amayi are standing next to me), and our neighboors whom we share the compound with. |
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| My two year old host brother Fannuel. |
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| The village baow board, where many Abambo's come to hang out. |
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| The six new Tongas, and some of our trainers at Swear-in! |
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| I hunted this one day. |
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| My bedroom. |
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| Dining Room. |
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| New training group. |
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| Other side of the dining room. |
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| Kitchen. |
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| my house. |
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| View from my house, facing West. |
It's so good to be able to get a glimpse in what your life has been like! It looks so beautiful - I hope all is well on your side of the world!
ReplyDeleteVicki
Good to see some pics of you and your new community. The baow board looks like the "sungkahan" in the Philippines. Beautiful view!
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Nice pictures. We get to see you house with a nice view. Miss you.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD YOU ARE A GIANT!
ReplyDeletei like the kitchen. very minimalist decor. glad you are doing well!
ReplyDeleteLove the DTB jersey in your dining room. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Robert, Good to read your blog and see the pics--can't wait for June's edition. Will be writing you a ltr tonight--would have finished it if I hadn't called your father and chatted for about 2 hrs!! All's well around here. Love, Janice and Clark
ReplyDeleteRob, you tower over your host family... It was great reading up on the blog about your adventures in Africa, such cool experiences you're having. I hope that when you get back, you can cook us all a big pasta dinner... by fire. I got 6 hours! Keep having the great experiences, and update us when you can!
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