This Senegalese Life

Ahh, the holidays. We decided that last year's Christmas in Popenguine just really could not be topped, so we settled down for a pleas...

When it comes to living in Senegal there are hard parts (e.g. the heat, the awful transport cars, the skinny skinny babies, the pockets of ...

I'm currently on vacation and will be back in Senegal in April. In the meantime I'm enjoying all the fresh veggies, fancy cheese, ...

This is Joseph, the Kédougou Regional House cat.  He used to be Kate’s cat in village, but he made the move to the big city and (after an...

After the  Health/EE Summit my friend  Leah  and I went up to Dakar and had a wonderful time visiting  Rachel  & Emily at their complete...

 Hey, what are those funny little piles everywhere? Are those leaves? Oh. Yeah, those are bugs. And they're everywhere. ...

This weekend I'm going to write a post all about In-Service Training and work stuff and what I've been up to and all that, but right...

There is a very small, very thin, very pregnant orange tabby cat that lives around the Training Center. She's always coming in to loll a...