I present my villagers saying goodbye to me and saying hello to all of my friends and family back home.
This is Illa, he was my landlord and neighbor. The setting is just outside of my house. I spent a lot of time with his family. In the background is Chaibou (next to the cart) and Moubarak (the little one to the left).
I'm hoping I'll get a few more of these up before I hit the road. So far this is the shortest of them and therefore the easiest to upload. One hour of uploading for a 6 second video. C'est la vie au Niger.
I can't promise I'll transcribe them all, but this one is short.
Thanks to everyone who has reminded me that I haven't posted in a while. I'm currently in Niamey and I'm working on all the paperwork that I have to complete before I leave Niger. There is quite a lot of reports that Peace Corps requires and it's a bit difficult to concentrate in front of a computer when you spent most of your time in the bush. My eyes are getting tired.
I'm out of here in a week and I'll try to get a few more posts up before I leave.
Until then check out these pictures if you haven't seen them on facebook already.
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About me
My name is William and I will travel. I grew up in Eufaula, Alabama and I just graduated the University of Montevallo in December 2006 with a B.S. in Social Science and a minor in art and this is my attempt to document my progression through the Peace Corps.
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William Jones, PCV Corps de la Paix B.P. 291 Maradi, Niger West Africa
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