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This was my actual reality when I lived in South Africa, during my Peace Corps service.  

My unwanted cat, named “Black Cat”, would eat the unwanted critters lying in wait for me.  Black Cat then became my wanted cat.    

Which one of these things is not like the others?

Me and some of my tiny cronies.

Volunteering at Hands at Work.  

South Africa.

April 2008

This is DaBRAIN.  

There is a new blog post up at Writography about him.

Check it out.

http://joeysee.com/blog

My young neighbours in Gopane, South Africa, playing a different version of jump rope than what I’m used to.  The loop of rope is tied to my head in this photo.  

Mix Sheep with what?

From a South African supermarket.

I truly enjoy catching up with Peace Corps folk on my long drives home.

I have approx. 18,000 photos, videos and sound clips from my Peace Corps service in South Africa. Any ideas as to how best to share them?

Why wasn’t I in Peace Corps with THIS girl?

Africa would have been A LOT more bearable, fo sho.

From my point of view:  One of many differences between the USA and South Africa…

Every time you open up your Flickr page, it tells you how to greet someone in a different language.

Nice try Flickr, but I already learned how to greet people in Zulu.

Suck on that.