I'm back in Bamako (briefly). Sent emily off last night, now just trying to get some computer time before heading back tonight. It was a great time, having Em here in Mali, she really got to see life in village and we also got to travel around and see some cool places. The women really liked here in village, they came around the day before seh left adn sang and danced and played the calabash gourds for her, it was cool, and Emily took lots of pictures, her being good at photography like she is, I can't wait to see some...
It's crazy how time goes by so fast here... do you know what i'm doing today with my precious internet time, i'm going to look at jobs!!! so scary, but I really can't wait. I really want to start working a real job and make some real money, if Peace Corps has taught me anything it's that I don't want to be poor.
Hey Tammy I think the bus is a great idea, you round up the troops and I'm there... tell abby thanks for the message, i miss her!
Ton ton Roger, tu me manques enormenment! I hope you are well and finding some useful occupation...
Nice to hear from you Aunt Tammy, glad to see you're keeping busy. Greet the family for me!
Michele, thanks for being loyal to the blog, i'll make it even better you'll see.
2 comments:
Michele!!
Wanted to say love the shirt in the second photo...Can you get me some fabric??!!! I want to make a quilt. It is soooo beautiful! You are also! Good luck job hunting--whomever gets you is very, very blessed...
We pick Em up in SF tonight!!!
Much love and all the best to you!
Peace and love,
Tammy
JObs? So can I therefore assume you will NOT be extending there for another year? Are you looking in the DC area by any chance? I highly recommend it. I wish you would write me something--- I would love to know some of your plans woman. I mean, we are togoma's... we share a special bond.
love you,
Michele
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