Experiences of a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer in Namibia (2016-19) and further adventures…
Tonight, I learned of the passing of my dear friend and Arandis work colleague, Manfred (Kawii) Murangi.
He was the first person in Arandis that I met last June and, as a close colleague in the Town Council, he was my guide to all things Namibian. He will be sadly missed. And he will never walk alone!
Greetings from Africa – I wish you all the best in 2017!
With apologies to Stephen Stills…
“When you can’t be with the ones you love, love the place you’re at!”
Continue reading “When you can’t be with the ones you love…”
Wishing all of you a wonderful Christmas and joyous holiday season!
Someone asked if I was exaggerating about the size of the bats that dive-bombed my pool at sunset. I guessed a 24-inch wingspan – what do you think?
Continue reading “The bats really are that big!”Is this celebratory smiley too graphic?
Photo credit: Andrew Resor (who also gets credit for tasting it…)
After 9 weeks of PST, we were sworn in today by the US Ambassador as official Peace Corps volunteers in Namibia.
For 5 days last week, I shadowed Andy G at his work & living site in Penduka Village outside of the capitol, Windhoek. Continue reading “Images of Life in Namibia”
