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| Men's traditional wear. Sorry the boys weren't looking at the camera, the photos with their faces were totally inappropriate. Silly Boys |
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| Mia (My Village-mate) and me at Swearing-in. Women's traditional wear. |
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| The Ladies of Group 9, Swaziland. |
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| Ryan sitting with some OVCs in Makhonza during one of our applied language classes. |
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| View opposite the waterfall; at a cultural village we visited. |
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| Th waterfall at a cultural village we visited. It was a hike to get there, but it sure was gorgeous. Plus I was trying out some new settings on my camera. Notice how vivid the colors are? |
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| Sunset view from right outside my training village hut. |
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| View from the training center. |
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| My language group!! |
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| Me and Calile, my AWESOME language teacher :) |
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| Host Family appreciation, with Make Quality (Calile's host mother), Pila (my bhuti), and Make wami. |
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| Pila's Soccer Team |
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| Cutest goats ever were born on my training home stead. |
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| The Host Family...well most of it. And Pila, eating the ceramic fish, I taught him to do silly things while people are taking pictures earlier. It seems I've created a monster :) |
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| Home, home on the range. Yep Cattle graze 100% freely here. |
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| More traditional homes near my training homestead. |
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| Animals at the nature reserve. Can anyone identify these? |
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| Animals at the cultural village. Can anyone tell me what kind of monkey this is? |
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| That's right. We saw a real live Zebra at the reserve! |
I love you all!! Take care.
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