The SED PCT’s took a field trip to a recessional garden out by the town barrage. The barrage is a reservoir that is filled up during the rainy season. When the water recedes, the land that is uncovered reveals an excellent soil for planting. This excellent soil is exploited for a recessional garden. Here are some photos of some of the most lush greens I’ve seen here in Burkina Faso and our foray into harvesting potatoes.
The 2 Burkinabè women with Aaron, Zara and Christine, are Language & Cultural Facilitators and I love them! Between Kat and Daniel is André, our technical trainer who knows pretty much everything about everything.
Moving on
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After much thought and reflection, I have decided to move my blog over to
a new platform. I needed something that could grow with me.
All of my memories f...
July 24th cometh and goeth.
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As of this posting, Sonia is eight days beyond her due date. Through the
last 41 weeks, we have managed to keep the suspense alive, not finding out
if B...
Third Year Update
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Hello again. As you may know, I had decided to say adieu to this blog at
the end of last year. My two contracted years of service with Peace Corps
had fini...
Portrait of Ilana as an Artist
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In order to conduct sustainable and interesting health education, I
embarked upon the endeavor of painting 5 large murals on the side of the
village health...
Planting Season 2010
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I thought I might post a few pics of the summer planting/weeding season of
July and August. Corn, peanuts and millet was planted starting in late May
and c...
A Picture Says 1,000 Words. So Let's Paint!
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My loyal readers may remember I lived in a small village by the name of
Fandjora and painted 3 wordless images depicting healthy practices for
mothers and ...
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Hello lovely people,
This past month has been INSANITY mostly due to that dreaded Closing of
Service Conference. What the conference basically entails of i...
Thanksgiving
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I'm late, I'm sorry. A quiet night after Thanksgiving is as good as any to
make short amends. I'm happy to be back, but it is strange. I don't
remember man...
One tree at a time
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I tried posting pictures but the internet here wouldnt allow that sorry!
anyways; I finally kinda did some work. Ga Mo Wigna, my host association
had a def...
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