1st day to school in Gambia with cousins
Sophia's new school friends
On campus with the new classmates
Teens getting snacks before school
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A Philadelphia-area family's adventures during a three-month stay in The Gambia, West Africa.
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- Enjoying Ashoura
- New Minister of Parliament
- Daddy’s Here!
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- 2 More Days Off
- Elections – We Get a Snow Day
- In the garden of thy heart
- Dusty
- Refugees Everywhere
- President cures patients
- American Idol in the Gambia
- Visit to Mr. Demba Tambo
- 1st set of photos from Gambia
- Morning Sounds
- Monday – First Day of School
- The First 48 hours – What I Know
- Dilemma for a Saturday
- Arrival in Banjul – Kids’ View
- Arrival in Banjul!
- Conveniences I Already Miss
- En Route in UK: We Make the Headlines!!
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2 comments:
I absolutely love these pictures, especially the little pre-schoolers. They're so beautiful. This will most likely be a life-changing experience for the girls and will help them be "at home in the world". abt
Homa,
Thank you for posting so often! I am reading religiously everyday. (I believe my fellow travelers to the Gambia are as well). I hope the girls are enjoying their school and that settling in has gone smoothly. I hope you enjoyed the baby naming ceremony (complete with Benechin I hope!). Take care and keep posting.
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