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Enroot: to put down roots. En route: to be on the way, or traveling. This is a chronicle of my attempt to do both of these seemingly contradictory things. I am serving in the Peace Corps in Rwanda doing Community Health and Organizational Development from February 2010 to May 2012. Located in Gisenyi, I am working on community health and development projects and with cooperatives of people living with HIV/AIDS.
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The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government, the Peace Corps, or the government of Rwanda.
Well, to the right of Einstein as you look at the picture, is Sammy Davis Jr. I can't see the others well enough to say. Interesting combo, "Jews Kick Ass" and the Christian cross. Who is this interesting lady?
ReplyDeleteSammy Davis Jr. William Shatner Bob Dylan
ReplyDeleteYou grew up in JP! how do you not recognize bob dylan?
ReplyDeleteI didn't know Bob Dylan was Jewish - Wikipedia tells me he converted away anyway. The woman was a random visitor who probably came to gawk at the abazungu. (That's Muzungu int he plural.)
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