Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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The greatest Niger fan you can find - this blond Scandinavian cannot think of a better way to live her life than working for Eden Foundation in the Tanout zone. This blog is about living life as an unpaid volunteer, trying to make the best out of every day (sometimes possible, sometimes not) while helping the people of the least developed area of the least developed country in the world achieve a sustainable life.
15 comments:
Ishtar, thanks for asking how we are doing. We have had a lot of ups and downs lately. If Niger is God's plan for us I trust it will come together. I have a million questions I would love to ask you if you have the time. Would it be possible to email you? -Beth, 5Nomads
PS. Prayed for your mom and your family today...
:-)
i just love your pictures...
What kind of camera did you use to those pics?
I think Nigerian people are so beautiful....
:-)
pammy
Cool post! I've never been to Africa, but the photos made me homesick for the jungle I grew up in. I'm not sure why, maybe it's the expressions on their faces. Sometimes I get so tired of all the facades around me.
I feel out of place a lot, (which I'm used to), but sometimes I sill long for people who aren't so BUSY & unhappy & stressed all the time... Peaceful people are rare in this rich country I live in. I remember lots of problems in my childhood country, too, but I think what I miss about it is what you see in these photos.
People with clear eyes, who look at you and actually SEE you. Does that make any sense?
(Sorry for the dissertation, I kinda got carried away!)
Such beautiful photos! Have you thought of creating a Flickr album? many greetings!
Interesting pics. And i like the part that love is not self-seeking and not easy to anger.
came here via childwoman. loved this post. this is one of my fave biblical quotes....
Beautiful pictures friend! Kisses
Hej!
Vad fint du har skrivit om kärlek!
Saknar dig på jobbet, var längesen nu. Men jag har läst lite här i din blogg och jag förstår dig, varför du är hemma. Ville bara säga att jag beundrar din kämparglöd :) Hoppas allt blir bra och att man år se dig snart. Kramar från Helena på gekås ;)
The crying little girl, what did you guys do to her? Cute still.
Please email me at israel.mlambo@gmail.com so that I can have your email addy. I can't seem to locate your response or the email anna sent me. It is hidden in gmails cascading conversations. And I did read the email by the way and thanks for accepting.
Love Izz
oh Man! these pics are so awesome! and so are you...so are you!! I think you should go professional with photography..you would kick some serious ass...or are you already a pro photographer?? And the loved the quotes. They are so true and so right. And thanks so much for your wishes on my posts...Hugs!!
I am feeling a little left out..as every one has contributed something here.... :(
Hey Ishtar! I just did a post on Love too.
The pics are lovely.
@pammy, i dont think they are Nigerians. They look more like Nigeriens.
@Five nomads: Thanks for the prayers! Means a lot!
@Pamela, Szavannah and Childwoman: Most of the pictures on this site have been taken by my friend Nettus, who visited me for seven weeks this year and who will head out with me this year for seven year long stay. So the credit for the pixs is hers!
Izz: The little crying girl; lol. I'll have to ask Nettus what happened that particular day! Just things the boys were a little too mean to her or excluded her from a game (she's one of the smallest kids on our street).
@Helena: Thanks! Maybe we'll see each other on Satuday? I'm coming to work again... :-D
@Princesa: How can you tell the difference? Hausa people north or south of the border would be the same, wouldn't it? Of course, there's always the background giving things away... Niger is more spacious! :-)
wow - interesting post and cool pics. Amazing. also visit my blogon cool pics. www.mailsiread.com. Its my Mail archive. you will see wonderful photographs.
Great post! I love the portraits and the passage used for the captions fits perfect. Makes me homesick (though for the other side of the continent).
Keep it up!
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