12 December 2011

Jonno

By Maddy

This post is dedicated to Jonno, one of our closest neighbors and friends here in Senegal. Paul and I have been fortunate to be closest to some of the best people in Peace Corps Senegal. Jonno is one of those people. I have compiled some of the photos that capture Jonno at his happiest: eating large quantities of delicious foods.

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Jonno
April 22nd, 2012 at 18:56

I JUST FOUND THIS! I’m honored!

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- Maddy
The contents of this blog are ours personally and do not reflect any position of the US government or the Peace Corps. The purpose of this blog is to keep in touch with our loved ones back home.

Our address:
PCV Madeline Tiee or Paul Levy
Corps de la Paix
B.P. 6 Ndioum
Senegal, WEST AFRICA

Paul's e-mail: lhabitude@gmail.com
Maddy's e-mail: mtiee413@gmail.com
Skype: Maddy.et.Paul
Cell Maddy: 221.77.116.93.24
Cell Paul: 221.77.116.94.62

Maddy's photo blog:
madelinetiee.wordpress.com
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Books read as of now in Senegal

Paul:
Green Hills of Africa--Ernest Hemmingway
Exile and the Kingdom--Camus
Ishmael--Daniel Quinn
Hot, Flat, and Crowded--Thomas Friedman
The Thinking Fan's Guide to the World Cup--ed. Matt Weiland and Sean Wilsey (pretentious title but good essays--Dave Eggers nails the US on soccer)
On Writing--Stephen King
The Stranger--Camus, again
When you are Engulfed in Flames--David Sedaris (is it weird that he makes me miss the US, characters and all?).
The Waste Land and Other Writings--T.S. Eliot

Maddy:
Bean Trees--Barbara Kingsolver
The Dance of the Dissident Daughter--Sue Monk Kidd
Mountains Beyond Mountains--Tracy Kidder
Ishmael--Daniel Quinn
The End of Poverty--Jeffrey Sachs
Secret Life of Bees--Sue Monk Kidd
Love in the Time of Cholera--Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Unaccustomed Earth--Jhumpa Lahiri
When you are Engulfed in Flames--David Sedaris
The Good Earth--Pearl S. Buck
In Defense of Food--Michael Pollan
The Memory Keeper's Daughter--Kim Edwards
Infidel--Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Half the Sky--Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn
Pigs in Heaven--Barbara Kingsolver
Botany of Desire--Michael Pollan
Caged Virgin--Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Reading Lolita in Tehran--Azar Nafisi
Siddhartha--Hermann Hesse
Daisy Miller--Henry James
Vagina Monologues--Eve Ensler
And Then There were None--Agatha Christie
The Fountainhead--Ayn Rand
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close--Jonathan Safran Foer
Exile and the Kingdom--Camus
Naked--David Sedaris
Mosquito: A Natural History of Our Most Persistent and Deadly Foe--Andrew Spielman and Michael D'Antonio
Dancing Skeletons: Life and Death in West Africa--Katherine A Dettwyler
Health and Environmental Education in Podor HE and EE in Ndioum In-transit Life Lives of Women Pre-Service Training Projects Pulaar and tongues Seeds Shoots Leaves Senegalese culture Talibee Uncategorized Wildlife
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