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Jenn's Photo Album |
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Random Pictures From My Life in Lesotho |
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The much talked about Ausi Alien (also known as Relobohile). She's the one who used to be so scared of me that she would cover her head with a bucket when I was around, and now she can't get enough of me. Cute, huh? |
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My little princess and my favorite cousin: Ausi Nopi Scanopi and Doug. |
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I might live as a Masotho, but I am still American through and through. Eric took me out for a fancy lunch at McDonalds, and I was like a kid on Christmas. |
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Yes, I have too much time on my hands. So I made this quilt all by hand. It is half seshoeshoe (the traditional material) and half fabric-painted with Lesotho momento items. |
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Eric and me in front of my house in Qacha's Nek. I am wearing a traditional miner's jacket. |
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He might be my boss, but that doesn't mean I'm happy about it. Please promise me it won't happen again! |
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A sangoma (traditional doctor) market selling herbs, roots and other things that I would hesitate to put into my body. |
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Tim and Sarah wearing Basotho hats with the Moja family, the family who I stayed with during training. |
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The interior of my old house in Hleoheng. |
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Mike and Jeremy, fellow volunteers, and me throwing back a few bruskies. |
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It's all homeade! I made the mohair cardigan and the beaded seshoeshoe (traditional material) dress by hand! |
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When Tim came to visit, the kids insisted on riding in the car with him. They maxed it out...It hink the final tally was 19 kids and Tim. |
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The view from my new house, the "beach front property." |
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I'm still a sight for sore eyes. |
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Freedom Day in Durban, RSA |
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Sarah, Tim and my different reactions to wildlife warnings. |
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This is a lion. A male lion. He is scary. |
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More Photos |
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