gonna be legendary! Saturday, April 28, 2012. the R is a pretty big deal. So last week in dakar. Some candid pictures to end my two years of service. Fellow volunteers that came with me. People celebrating or being depressed after the match.

My hope is that this blog will not only reflect the experiences and challenges that I encounter, but also provide my family, friends, and others with a new perspective of culture. I hope that my adventures will inspire you to think bigger and open your heart to the world around you. Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Guest Geoff talking about Deforestation. The CM1 class with their bars of soap. Boys can clean too! This is t.

Monday, April 16, 2012. The most recent addition to the Ngaraff family.

My life as a Peace Corps volunteer. A template for thoughts and experiences surrounding my time volunteering with the Peace Corps as an agroforestry extension agent in Senegal. Friday, May 31, 2013. Tragedy emphasizes communal nature of Senegalese. A view of most of the huts the day after. Alfa Oumar Kante showing the remains of his hut. The difference after painting! Painting the walls with a manure mixture.

Broadening the analytical aperture on peace, conflict and history in Africa. Second, close examination of available information suggests that many Facebook user posted information about Venda history from a common source. While many postings about Venda history and culture were derived from a handful of webpages, the most popular source by far was a South Africa based webpage Luonde.