Lancer's Inn Maseru
Maseru Centre Maseru, Lesotho
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... they are as young as 10 years old... and they accompany the animals, a stick in one hand, a blanket thrown across their shoulders and often wearing a hat.... it is such a hilly country that evenings get cold. We have been lucky to have had two beautiful sunny days, but the day before we got here, there was a terrible downpour... we were near the border and we decided to stay in a chalet instead of camping; we found a self catering place and managed to cook, ...
AN OTHERWISE PERFECT THRUMP ENDS
... version of the list known as MODERN ODDYSEUS’ TOP 5!!!, is … the Modern Oddyseus! ("Yay!"s and "Hooray!"s from the crowd.)
"Hey, I’m Modern Oddyseus the presenter. First of all, I’d just like to thank Modern Oddyseus the writer for allowing me to interrupt his story.
"Before we proceed with today's MODERN ODDYSEUS' TOP 5!!!, there are some facts you should know about Lesotho. I’ll hand you over to the other Modern Oddyseus, ...
... BUT ONLY FOR ONE DAY
... forgotten to invite me to their party. I'll bet they were having cake without me! As soon as I learned how to walk through walls, I was going to be outdoors with them.
The policeman led me outdoors. For the first time, I saw the other prisoners. In the cold late autumn morning, they washed themselves and got water from a tap.
All of them men, they looked thin and hungry and perhaps unhealthy. ...
IMPRISONED ...
... final exam at Roma's university this past Monday. She went back to living at her uncle's place in Maseru. We were going to remember each other forever; but, we were back on our own again. I only planned to spend one more week in Lesotho, anyways.
That same afternoon, I went in the university's computer lab. I watched as a female security guard got up from her seat and disappeared somewhere. I didn't know why. ...
A HAWKER IN THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH
... tubs. They probably could speak Sotho. They worked, often teaching, as volunteers given modest stipends by the U.S. Peace Corps or other American foundations. I admired these whites for living like the traditional Basotho.
The second group stayed in the capital city, Maseru. Thye were concentrated near the tourist information building, a thatched-roof landmark in the shape of a conical Basotho hat. They ...
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