Triplets? No.

Hmmm, something seems very...familiar about those three. (This picture has been digitally edited; see if you can guess which body originally had that ridiculous face).

Oh boy! Cake!

At this First Communion, they made every guest pose with a piece of cake. Whoo! (The lady to my left kept looking at this picture on my camera, laughing her head off, and then slapping my arm; she was drunk).

First Communion

I acted as photographer for a first communion ceremony the other day. The two adorable little girls in the matching white outfits were the honorees that day.

BONUS PICTURE!!!

I scrounged up another mulletfest pic. I like the classiness we display. I took that suit coat with me to the seminar solely to wear with my mullet.

The chief and I

Our country director, Christine Djondo, Jodi, and myself at a luncheon. We are up on a hill overlooking the lake. It was a good time.

THE Jean-Pierre

This is my hero, Jean-Pierre Karangwa, standing with me on his front lawn. Note he is holding my hand.

Flowers for graves

On the left, those cement slabs are the mass graves from the genocide in Kigali. At the end of the tunnel, there are baskets of flowers placed on one...

More of Kigali

Another view of Kigali from the memorial. This is pretty much how all the rolling hills in the area looked- simply swarmed by a cavalcade of buildings. On the crest of the hill is the downtown district.

A map and a city

This is the world map outside the Geneocide Memorial (the flag is placed squarely on Rwanda). In the backgroud: greater Kigali area.

Trusk

Dusk over the truck that brought me to Jean-Pierre's house. The distant hill comprises the heart of Kigali.

So far away from me...

"Hey...hey buddy. How far is it to Kigali?" This picture is proof that my story was not made up.

Border waterfall

This is the raging waterfall (only semi-successfully captured by Rubera) at the border crossing between Tanzania and Rwanda.