Comments on: Up in the Usambaras http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/07/10/up-in-the-usambaras/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:11:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Joan+Emero http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/07/10/up-in-the-usambaras/#comment-165 Joan+Emero Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:10:21 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/?p=87#comment-165 "in broken Kiswahili I ascertained the correct path." Now, that's adventure! You three are making Joan (over whose shoulder I read) and me feel we've gotten beyond TV in seeing the world. Sharing it all--well, not all--with us is a wonderful idea. So, now we're going to Zanzibar. Can't wait. -- Emero “in broken Kiswahili I ascertained the correct path.” Now, that’s adventure! You three are making Joan (over whose shoulder I read) and me feel we’ve gotten beyond TV in seeing the world. Sharing it all–well, not all–with us is a wonderful idea. So, now we’re going to Zanzibar. Can’t wait. — Emero

]]> By: Cookie http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/07/10/up-in-the-usambaras/#comment-164 Cookie Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:16:31 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/?p=87#comment-164 Thanks, Tom, for the latest round-up. Sounds super, still. Today an email came to me from Sue in Wisconsin suggesting that Claire and I do a book called "Into Africa With Claire." This came from Sue's admiring of Claire's reports. I delegate you or Lyanda for the collaborator. You're the ones there! Interesting idea. May not be Africa, but Oregon is absolutely gorgeous these days. No exotic animals, but possums, raccoons, ducks, geese, beavers from the creek. And abundant, odd, two legged animals in the neighborhood. That's our gnus. love, cookie Thanks, Tom, for the latest round-up. Sounds super, still. Today an email came to me from Sue in Wisconsin suggesting that Claire and I do a book called “Into Africa With Claire.” This came from Sue’s admiring of Claire’s reports. I delegate you or Lyanda for the collaborator. You’re the ones there! Interesting idea.

May not be Africa, but Oregon is absolutely gorgeous these days. No exotic animals, but possums, raccoons, ducks, geese, beavers from the creek. And abundant, odd, two legged animals in the neighborhood. That’s our gnus. love, cookie

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