Hotel Terminus Niamey
BP. 882 Niamey, Niger
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Нигер
... 1090;рехм
77;сячна& #1103; страх
86;вка ЭКОВА
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Где-то около девят
80; въеха
83; в Ниаме. Перва 03; остан
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Zarmaciine
... white bugs that come about once a week, I swear, just to annoy me.
Mate gaham?
"How's your body?" This question is always answered in the affirmative. However, this week, I got an eye infection for a couple days. I went to an ophthalmologist and he gave me prescriptions, and it's all better now. Health here is so fragile for everyone. We had students in the clinic this week with malaria ...
In the Interim...
... we afraid will happen if we just take out time and enjoy things, are we afraid we'll miss something? Aren't we missing something by all this planning and going going going? I know that my American self, most especially my student self, is the queen of planning and running around. Somehow though, being back, it just struck a weird cord with me and I couldn't help but recoil. I also think I felt guilty about not being ...
The Importance of Names
... here, the more and more I feel like some sort of stalk. My dance teachers are truly supple women, and I look like a stick next to them. There's something intuitive and alive about this dance. It is that 'something' that makes this dance so much more tangible and enjoyable than any other dance I've learned. There's no worrying about counts, or forms, or flexibility, or precision. It's about movement. It's about rhythm. It's about togetherness under ...
The End of the First Month
... bother to show up). Classwork, too, is quite a project, as much of it is in French, and well- Anthropology is a foreign language anyways. I would also like to note that I"ve made the decision to study Zarma. So far I'm loving it, and it seems to stick in my brain very well. It is very odd to take a foreign language, in a foreign language (Aissa, my chalk-throwing professor, speaks French). Speaking of ...
