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Garrett Lojek, Peace Corps Volunteer
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Mansa, Luapula Province
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Thursday, August 19, 2010

What Did You Learn In School Today?

Megan, I Learned all about which Zambian snakes and crawlies to be on the look out for! Wow- today's PC Medical training was thorough

Chuck My favorite part, "if u get bitten at night, we wont come help u till morning"


Megan Yeah... I plan on locking myself up at night- haha! We talked to our bataata for a long time about keeping snakes out and we learned what bemba words to yell if we encounter any!

                                                                The Black Mamba

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  1. UnknownSeptember 1, 2010 at 7:16 AM

    Garrett, I saw that mamba snake photo, and it reminded me of West Africa -- both Liberia and Ghana, as I recall. What kind of fish will you be cultivating in your aquaculture projects.....tilapia? We have tilapia, along with Nile perch and some other river fishes, here in Ethiopia. Every time I order tilapia on the menu, I'll think of you!! We've had several months here of continuous rainy days in the highlands. My Ethiopian friends always say, "In September, the rainy season ends." Here it is, September 1st, and I can see the storm clouds gathering... :) Thinking of you and wishing you fun adventures! Stan

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