Monthly Archives: July 2006

African Travel Journal: 05.31.06

I slept relatively well. Woke up @ 2:30 a.m., went to the bathroom, tucked my mosquito netting back in, found a roach (or something that looked very much like one) inside the net with me, killed it, then tossed and … Continue reading

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African Travel Journal: 05.30.06

I am very tired and somewhat overwhelmed even though I haven’t seen anything yet. Besides long and long, the flight from Schiphol to Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) was uneventful—very little turbulence, smooth landing. I guess Micah is a nervous flyer, … Continue reading

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African Travel Journal: 05.29.06

Mostly uneventful plane trip to Schiphol (Amsterdam) delayed (of course) out of O’Hare by thunderstorms. I predicted it. I’ll have plenty of time to make my connecting flight. I suppose I could write about the guy next to me who … Continue reading

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into the (illuminating?) darkness

There is an article in the July 1st edition of the New York Times by Verlyn Klinkenborg called “The Highway Into and Out of a Tanzanian City, in Darkness and in Light.” It describes my thoughts about our entry into … Continue reading

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