Category Archives: Summer project
Fragments of My Imagination
There are just twenty-four days left in Dakar. My frazzled nerves and scattered mind have made it impossible to tell you just one cohesive story. Brace yourselves. It started with the laundry. I did laundry in the bathtub yesterday, and … Continue reading
Once Upon a Summer Project.
I took a head count this morning as my team and I meandered out the front door with all of the astute lucidity of six drunken sailors on leave-and at aproximately 0900, all six were still breathing, of relatively sound mind, and accounted … Continue reading
Filed under Summer project
Of The UPS Man, African Snow White, and One Too Many Pickles.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, we return to our regular programming. In light of recent distractions, regular programming this week in Dakar just happens to include hopelessly daunting piles of work that need to be finished before Tuesday morning at … Continue reading
Filed under God's faithfulness, Hope, Musings, Senegal, Summer project
Of Things Unseen. [He Writes Better Stories.]
“So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.” 2 Corinthians 4:18 A year ago today, I was trapped in the throes … Continue reading
Of Water Guns and Top Ten Lists.
Yesterday, Matt Schneider turned 23! Clearly that was the only excuse all of us on staff needed to steal away and celebrate for a couple of hours. We took Matt to the nicest [read: only] Italian restaurant in Dakar-a cute … Continue reading
Filed under Home, My favorite people, Summer project, The daily grind
