 | Keur Ndongo, Senegal |
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... nbsp; More to come on this later once I have figured out how to reasonably solve the situation. It wouldn't be Senegal if there were not multiple problems for a volunteer to deal with at site. Not only is the water pump broken but so is ...
... in my new life and what is simply not worth it. For example, as I stated in an earlier entry, many people in Senegal find it appropriate to ask volunteers for any and everything a volunteer has that the Senegalese person does not. I am still not ...
So I am alive after one month of living in the middle nowhere in Sub-Saharan Africa! I arrived in site on April 28th, 2009; the PC car drove three of us to our individual sites, dropped us off, and there we were...alone and in the middle of the desert. ...
Ramadan is over! While I enjoyed bonding with the family every night after breaking fast at sunset, I am glad Ramadan is over. Imagine not eating for 30 days from 5am to 715pm, everyone was exhausted and it bummed me out ...
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