These are cashew apples. The cashew nut that we know and love is inside the green pod at the end. The fruit is super juicy and delicious yuuum...
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Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you've imagined. As you simplify your life, the laws of the universe will be simpler. Thoreau
My Address
Stephanie Rayburn
U.S. Peace Corps
P.O. Box 582
Banjul, The Gambia, West Africa
That's it! Should do the trick for the next 2 years. Write me now.
About Me
My Pictures
Blog Posts by Category
- Guatemala/Road Trip Ramblings (2)
- Life Pre-Africa (4)
- Silly Stuff (4)
- The Gambia (7)
blog posts by month
My Favorite Things
- Freewill Astrology; wierd and awesome horoscopes
- SEED; "science is culture" one of the coolest magazines ever...
- Self-Realization Fellowship; for when you need some inspiration of the spiritual kind
- 911Truth; questions what went down
- Susan In Sudan; met this women in Guatemala, she's in Sudan doing interesting stuff
- Cerridwen, an ag.fo from my group, way up country, a Mandinka
- Nick, from my ag.fo group, in the western division, a mandinka
- Jim, an ed. volunteer
- Becca, fellow North Banker, ed. volunteer
- One Revolution- Matt Storer, a Gambian ed. volunteer
- Erin, Mandinka fellow PCV... from Oregon, likes pink
- Cam- agfo, up-country Fula volunteer's blog (mostly from his past travels)
- Alex- another PCV friend, he's Fula
- Mandy's blog- fellow woolof PCV
- If you're sending a package... stuff to know
- PeaceCorpsJournal; a collection of blogs from PCV's in all countries
The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs
You pass through places
/And places pass through you
/But you carry 'em with you
/On the souls of your travelling shoes
/Well it's times like these
/I feel so small and wild
Like the ramblin' footsteps of a wanderin' child
-The Be Good Tanyas
2 comments:
Steph-
Sounds like you are having a ton of interesting experiences. I enjoy reading your blog, makes me want to go somewhere. Have a good day.
-Mary
that plant reminds me of the fuschia that mom always had at our house in North Carolina...wait maybe that was yours.....
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