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 I love Baobob trees. They are plentiful here – I think they might even be the National symbol. If you know me, you know I love trees, and the Baobob is the strongest, and maybe the most beautiful, of all trees.The other picture was taken at the beach behind Suffolk University (where I am taking […]      This is my sister, Moussou. Isn’t she gorgeous? This picture was taken in my room. Recognize my clothes or my towel?  This is more of my family. My mom, Adama Ndoye, is sitting in the middle, with her siblings at either side of her. This picture was taken on Sunday when we were over at the extended family’s house. Our family, by the way, seems pretty well off compared to many others that I’ve seen, and […]  More family members. You recognize Moussou on the left. Beside her is her mom, and the other two are her cousins, Awa and Kahty (the little one). Kahty’s facial expression describes her to a tea, from what I saw on Sunday. She’s a little pest, but absolutely hilarious.  This is my grandma, Mamagou (Wolof word for grandma). I don’t actually remember her real name, but isn’t she adorable? She looks exactly like what I pictured a good Senegalese grandma would look like. |
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