This is a picture of downtown Dakar from the third floor of a building. You can see all the garbage and people below. I’ll get more, because this picture doesn’t even completely capture how insane it is down there.
Wandering Footsteps: Wandering the World One Step at a Time » A travel journal following a family on their overland trip around the world.
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 This is the “che-bou-jenn” that we ate on Friday. Look at how messy we got! My hands smelled like fish for so long afterwards because you’re crushing the sauce into your skin.      This is a a group of CIEE students before we went out to “Just 4 U” on Thursday night. I swallowed a bug during the night on Wednesday. It’s still sort of stuck in my throat. Annoying. This happened to me last summer, and it took me a week to digest. Well, I’m on day 5.I haven’t written in a while because I’ve been too busy to do so. Here’s a little summary of […] Apparently, Senegal is nicknamed “Le Pays de la Terra Anga”, essentially meaning the country of the welcome. And it’s so true!! People here are so welcoming, and I’m sure that I will only continue to experience this, especially when I move in with my family. Speaking about my family, I found out a little bit […] |
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Adam - Hey Brit,
It’s Adam. I know you’re soooo jealous of us Lake Forest kids. I bet looking at that 180 degree horizon just makes you ache for the luminous, 24 hour glow of Chicago reflecting off those overcast night clouds, hell yeah baby. Can we mail you stuff? Oliver made all these CDs for you and I spaced and forgot to give them to you. Would it even be worth sending?