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Boadicea's Daughter: September 2010

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Adventure junkie expat Aussie setting out on a new life as full-time writer / domestic goddess. Born and bred in Queensland Australia but now living in Ireland after a serial travel addiction. Met an amazing man here and ended up staying. Both of the boys were born here and have a weird accent with touches of Aussie, English, Irish and even Spanish from my mum. To quote Jane Austen: If adventures do not befall a young lady in her own village, she must seek them abroad. Sunday, September 12, 2010. I imagi...

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Boadicea's Daughter: June 2013

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Adventure junkie expat Aussie setting out on a new life as full-time writer / domestic goddess. Born and bred in Queensland Australia but now living in Ireland after a serial travel addiction. Met an amazing man here and ended up staying. Both of the boys were born here and have a weird accent with touches of Aussie, English, Irish and even Spanish from my mum. To quote Jane Austen: If adventures do not befall a young lady in her own village, she must seek them abroad. Sunday, June 23, 2013. Even the cho...

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Boadicea's Daughter

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Adventure junkie expat Aussie setting out on a new life as full-time writer / domestic goddess. Born and bred in Queensland Australia but now living in Ireland after a serial travel addiction. Met an amazing man here and ended up staying. Both of the boys were born here and have a weird accent with touches of Aussie, English, Irish and even Spanish from my mum. To quote Jane Austen: If adventures do not befall a young lady in her own village, she must seek them abroad. Wednesday, August 3, 2011. Becoming...

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Hamjambo!: Our Apartment

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Saturday, June 12, 2010. As promised (a long long time ago) here's what we've done with our apartment. First, this is the reason we relented to take an apartment without running water (we have it delivered in six 20 liter jerry cans every few days ). This isn't quite the full panorama, but its a nice sample of our view over the water. The Table is made from tree halves instead of planks. Our favorite wall hanging from Lamu - its the one in the office. Stove, fridge, fruit.

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Hamjambo!: April 2010

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Monday, April 19, 2010. Man Eaters and Friends. But when one rolls around in red dust to keep the flies and ticks, even the dull grey of an elephant hide gets a nice dusty sheen of rust. See for yourself. Okay, so these aren't the reddest elephants we saw, but they are the best pictures of elephants we took; we had to have seen close to 60 elephants in about 25 different groups (including individual bulls). Now about those man-eaters. Tons of these tall blondes about.

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Hamjambo!: November 2009

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Monday, November 30, 2009. Ignore the toilet paper. That's not what we're going to talk about to today. You're looking at Sunday's meal because it was only after our housemate. Layla started taking pictures and saying how it was the perfect time of day for doing so that we remembered we had a camera too. (If not for housemates you'd never see pics on here.) So. leaving me to roll out the chapati, Patience ran up to get the camera and. Put some flour in a bowl. Roll flat a...

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Hamjambo!: February 2010

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Saturday, February 13, 2010. Sunday, February 7, 2010. Day 5: a Foodie in Lamu. Day 5: Cinnamon Tea. But here in Lamu things are different. They have more tea! Here's Ali getting ready to serve up some tea. Day 4: a Foodie in Lamu. I've now had inter-island street cuisine. Friends rock! Day 3: a Foodie in Lamu. Thursday, February 4, 2010. Day 2: a Foodie in Lamu. Daren said the added flavorings really made it and he definitely preferred Lamu uji. Day 1: a Foodie in Lamu.

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Hamjambo!: Ramadan in Mombasa

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Sunday, September 5, 2010. Almost every day we are asked if we're fasting (umefunga leo? We keep promising them that we'll join them in their fast during the last week. but now that the last week has arrived we're feeling a little less committal. 14 hours of fasting seems light compared to the 24 hour fast we just finished today, but who wants to wake up at 4:30am for breakfast? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Jared and Michelle in Sao Tome.

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Hamjambo!: September 2010

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Sunday, September 5, 2010. Almost every day we are asked if we're fasting (umefunga leo? We keep promising them that we'll join them in their fast during the last week. but now that the last week has arrived we're feeling a little less committal. 14 hours of fasting seems light compared to the 24 hour fast we just finished today, but who wants to wake up at 4:30am for breakfast? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Jared and Michelle in Sao Tome.

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Hamjambo!: Festival in Malindi

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Patience Daren, we're in Africa. Sunday, June 27, 2010. Daren says to apologize for the blurriness of some of the pictures. Apparently people tend to move when they're dancing). In addition to the dance festival, they had a women's night (for women's only dances), a lively forum for drug-treatment awareness, and a public seminar on Swahili identity. What's a festival without a good Kenyan footrace! Or some child acrobats. The Kamba group warms up before the main show. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).