When in Rome...
Sphatlo contains:
One very long vienna sausage. One fried egg. Polony, sliced (this is like bologna). Cheese (but I couldn't taste it). French Fries. Mango Chutney. Special Sauce.
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- I'm driving!
- The Powerhouse is growing.
- My empty classroom.
- Setting up email addresses.
- Checking out Tyra Banks' website.
- Students in the Computer Lab.
- Handpainted signs are everywhere.
- Still eating...
- Sphatlo.
- Finished this yesterday.
- Corner Shop
- mamelodi fruit stand
- Welcome to Mamelodi
- My camera is blind.
- We are connected.
- It snows in South Africa. Did you know?
- It's starting to feel like I've been away for awhile.
- Mamelodia Bridal Show - Model #3.
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- Mamelodi Bridal Show - Model #1
- Excuses.
- I gave my first quiz today. Would you pass?
- Our internet capabilities.
- Yebo, ngi funda isi Zulu.
- Photos tomorrow. Perhaps.
- Mamelodi Bridal Show.
- The situation in Zim.
- We're eating. A lot.
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- About photos.
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- This is god's window.
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- What we saw in the Kruger Park. Just about.
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- More pictures after lunch.
- Herd of Buffalo in the distance.
- The rhythm of the ostrich.
- At the water hole.
- We were this close.
- Finally, he stood up to check us out.
- All at once in the open savannah...
- Hippos in the river.
- A bee-eater (if I remember correctly).
- We saw five or six of these guys together.
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- That's the tail of a genet.
- Waiting outside the tent for Elephants, Leopards, ...
- Arrival at the camp. We're in the bush!
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- I'm back in Jo'burg!
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- Topkapı and fishing on the Golden Horn.
- Interior.
- Spent a few hours here the other day.
- A few final pictures from Istanbul.
- Moved on to this...
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- One of the ways to get around Istanbul...
- Yes, I pass for Turkish, too.
- Atatürk and other names.
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- Love these tiles.
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- Have I mentioned that I really love İstanbul?
- Speaking Turkish. Neden Olmasın?
- At the top!
- At the bottom...
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- Turkish lessons.
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- Sara and Derek driving me all around Göreme.
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- Cappadoccia...Ürgüp maybe?
- Hasan, our captain.
- Çorba
- Peddling simit in Konya.
- Scrabble - in Turkish!
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About Me
- Katie
- I work for a living. I have a couple of degrees - BA in Political Science from the U. of Mississippi. MA in Environment, Politics, and Globalization from King's College London. I play bass. No husband. No kids. No debt. No house. Seems like a good time to travel.
7 comments:
DEAR LORD, WOMAN!!!
OMG. Make me puke. BUT, I guess it is good that you tried it.
Did you turn into me at some point?
ha. a ha. once was enough. but really, you have to do it. my students are also encouraging me to try malana (chicken feet aka runaways aka walkaways), mogodu (tripe in tomato sauce), and mautwana (i don't rememeber but you know it's something, uh, special). and the sheep's head. a delicacy. i'll let you know what transpires.
er um, your neighborhood dietitian wouldn't approve...
For the record, it's not mango chutney, it's called Achar (but sounds like Acha).
Lara. You would probably have a fit if you came to Mamelodi. I don't think there are any neighborhood dieticians here! But, some people have gardens in their yards so that is encouraging...
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