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Thursday, April 7, 2016
My Office and Co-Workers
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Free Ranging Animals
In Ethiopia the
animals all run free. Most of them are just considered an annoyance. But on a
rare occasion you will find someone who actually likes them.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Muddy Bus Trap
What happens when you
have one day of rain and the roads are made of dirt? You get a muddy bus
trap. On the way home and the roads are nearly impassible. It still
remains to be seen if I can get home or not.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Public Transportation
This is our bus
situation from site into Robe. Sorry the picture is blurry but the road doesn't
cooperate well with pictures. What you can't see is that we are crammed into
the back of the bus with six people on the bench instead of the logical number
of five. But hey, why pass up a chance to make people uncomfortable and making
thirty extra birr.
Friday, April 1, 2016
Town Where I Live- Gasera, Ethiopia
I was asked to take a
picture of my town. This is one of the main roads with buildings holding shops,
and a donkey cart on the left side. On the right there are foosball table
for the kids to play on, and sugar cane for a sweet treat. Straight ahead the
bamboo baskets hold bananas and other fruit brought up from the gorge to be
sold at the intersection of the two main roads.
Where I Live

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