(Above) All the Education volunteers got special education fabric that we made into outfits. This is Joye and some fellow PCTs from her homestay village.
(Top Left) Joye with her immediate host family. (Top Right) Joye and Jakeri, the 2 year old in her family who liked to follow her around, smiling and repeating her Malian name for 30 minutes straight.
(Bottom Left) Joye’s extended host family (minus the husbands who are gone working) If you look closely, you’ll notice that the kids have decorated their faces with stickers I gave them as a parting gift. (Bottom Right) Joye’s laundry hanging to dry in her homestay concession. Now I realize why Malians dont use towels, they’re SUCH a pain to wash by hand!
(Above) The Mosque next to Joye’s house aka the bane of her existence. [ Now that its Ramadan the mosque call is at 3:30am and plays music 'til 4:30 am] I’m not going to miss that!
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