 |
| A traditional Maasai hut, made from manure, by the mother of the household |
 |
| My friends Becca and Maggie all decked out in their Maasai wear |
 |
| Helping my Maasai host mom collect grass for the calves and baby goats |
 |
| cutting cabbage! Lucy looks so happy because it was probably hilarious watching me struggle to do that in my hand. |
 |
| Becca, cooking ugali- a water and cornmeal mixture which tastes like a very satisfying nothing |
 |
| adding salt to the cabbage! |
 |
| a very cute little girl whose name I can't remember |
 |
| Lucy and Abraham, my Maasai mom and brother for a day! |
 |
| Abraham with Joshua, his big brother |
 |
| using a machete to clean firewood! |
 |
| Lucy being a beast and ripping off thorny tree branches with her bare hands! |
 |
| I love these next two pictures! this one is Becca dancing with some of the mamas at the tourist manyatta we went to |
 |
| an awesome picture of Julia and Anna dancing with the mamas |
 |
| The Morans (maasai warriors) did a dance for us as well...they jump so high that I couldn't even get the whole thing in the shot! |
 |
| Maggie, Ally, Ian, and Emily inside one of the huts |
 |
| Oops...back to the homestay pictures I guess...making chai! |
 |
| the whole family! |
 |
| I figured it was time for you to see where I live! My row of bandas |
 |
| My banda! Panya means rat...which is appropriate considering the other roommates we seem to have |
 |
| Kilimanjaro! It's beautiful with all that snow... |
 |
| Some of us in front of Kili...staring off into the distance...haha |
No comments:
Post a Comment