Hotel De La Tapoa Niamey
BP 12753 Niamey, Niger
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Нигер
... 1083;ь 03;ми, я нашел грузо 74;ик Unimog, перед 77;ланны& #1081; под кэмпе 88;. На грузо 74;ике путеш 77;ствую& #1090; ...
Zarmaciine
... How were the past two days?" Great! Last weekend I was in a fashion show, which, well, was awesome! Who knew I came to Africa to be a runway model? A woman, Kadi Mariko, who used to be an RA for the BU program asked us all to participate. So we did! I modeled four dresses, and ended up buying two of them. This week I had lots of papers and exams that had to get done, and now they're done. That's a relief!
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In the Interim...
... in her lacy white dress and pearls and Cody looked every bit his honest and respectable self in his red silk vest and his new cowboy hat. The wedding was perfect, I cried during the whole service despite myself and even though I knew what I wanted to say I quivered like a leaf through my whole maid of honor speech from being rocked by emotions.
The wedding was Saturday, we got back to MN late Sunday evening, ...
The Importance of Names
... Laptonda is a name that was given to me by a close friend here. He can never remember Labshaka, and since Laptonda is the Zarma word for squash, well, why not? Never has such an obnoxious nickname spread so quickly for me... I mean, I have a few obnoxious nicknames here and there, but none this widely used... Even one of my professors is now making use of 'Laptonda.' Though, it's good to be held in such regard as to have a nickname other than ...
The End of the First Month
... and continue traveling for a long time. I'm not saying I believe in it, but I'm not saying it wasn't creepily accurate either. And all of this is for a school project. I love anthropology. Tomorrow I'm traveling to a market called Katako, there I will meet a traditional medicine man. I'm hoping it's an equally creepy experience. We're also going out in little canoes on the river to see the hippos... It's ...
