More scenes from Oluvango
So here are some more photos- I've been self-conscious about taking pictures while I'm working, so no photos of my students yet, but I'm sure I'll have some sooner or later.

My outhouse- which really isn't so bad, though there is a huge resident population of mosquitos, which don't really bite me, but are still very annoying. At one point I also had a lizard and some spiders living there.




The sign at the gate to my school (note the AIDS ABC's sign- its a ubiquitous message here). Most days goats or cows get in to the school grounds to eat the grass, and then the principal drives them out at the end of the day in his pickup. Goats also hang out around my flat when it is raining and leave me lots of little presents- I really love them.
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