Our First Week
Week 1 Update: Friday, June 11, 2010 This has been our first week in Lesotho, and my first week ever… read more
What you can cook in a hot water heater
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Blog 1: First Days In Lesotho
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I’ve always been bad at saying goodbye
This was my last week in Lesotho, but once again I claim that… read more
Life in Lesotho isn’t complete until you’ve tried to build your own fire.
I would like to share a story about life in Lesotho. This topic is closely related to another, namely, how… read more
The end
I had wished from the start to document as much as I could of this journey. The beginning, full time… read more
Trying to inspire
This week concluded our teaching of the PSLE refresher course at Koalabata. I can’t believe it is over! This… read more
My posts keep getting darker…and longer.
At the request of my friends who are much more technologically savvy than me, I have recreated this blog on… read more
The Perfect Week!
This week, we taught solely at Koalabata-it was great! HIV EDUCATION WEEK!! On Monday, we introduced the series on HIV/AIDS… read more
Public Education and Sponsorship in Lesotho
So here’s what we know: Students enter and complete primary school (like elementary school, which should be paid by the… read more