This Senegalese Life

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Off to Darou Khoudoss

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I'm off to my village for language training, so I won't be posting (or e-mailing or Facebooking) for a couple weeks, but when I get ...
Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Dinner in Darou

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Thiéboudienne , the national dish of Senegal, is basically fish, vegetables and tomato sauce cooked with spices and served over rice. We had...

Delorian Dreams

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Just for the record, the preventative malaria medication that I'm taking does indeed cause surreal dreams. Not nightmares, just weirdly ...

Hot Emergen-C

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For breakfast on my first morning in the village my host mother served me half of a heavily buttered baguette and a mug of hot, milky, vague...
Monday, March 21, 2011

A Toubab in Darou Khoudoss

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"Toubab" means foreigner; everywhere I go a dozen little voices call out "Bonjour toubab! Toubab! Toubab!" and the brave...
Sunday, March 20, 2011

"No marsude buy."

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"It is going well." I had a pretty good week in Darou, my training village, and am back at the Thiès Training Center for the nex...
Sunday, March 13, 2011

Pula Fuuta! Pullo Fuuta?

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Today we got our language group assignments (which will pretty much determine the region where we'll be placed, and I will be learning a...
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