All of us, plus our great guides Alhmoud and Issafou, at the park's entrance
Splish splash they were takin a bath!
You gotta love this giraffe!
Finally, at a millet beer bar in Niamey, with Seydou the serenader...my Nigerien name Fatimata sounds really great when belted out by this dude
Alright, now it's back to work on some articles I'm finishing up from the Diffa trip...turns out I'm lucky enough to be getting several awesome visitors from the U.S. in May, so I'll be playing tour guide, wrapping up my work here, giving a presentation at the American Cultural Center, saying my goodbyes, tout au meme fois/ all at the same time!!!
Hope all is well, I hear there has been snow in the Seattle area lately...hard to imagine for me when it's 120 degrees F here!
3 comments:
Hello! I am a blog reader from the Philippines. You have a beautiful site. It is worth visiting.
Hi, Maggie! I just saw your article in The Washington Post. And after reading your e-mail through these months, I'm thinking...how neat it would be if you sent a raft-of them off (maybe edited a little for major distribution...but not much!) to the paper, to see if they, too, would enjoy "Letters from Niger".
Along with some of your amazing pictures, they sure look "publishable" to me!
love from your happy & proud Grandma Jeannine
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