Here my host niece, Maatlale, is ironing the family's clothes. You can see the formidable pile behind her.





This is both of the third grade classes at Timamogolo, my key school. You can see Mrs. Palane, my best teacher, in the background.

These are some members of the community who are organizing a garden behind Timamogolo. The children from poorer families help out and get free produce, and they sell the rest.


These are the lunch ladies at Timamogolo dramatically re-enacting the cooking of the bogobe.





This photo was taken in the Tickey Line graveyard. It's beautiful and often skirted in fog with guinea fowl prancing about (which makes it even more mystic).




This is the local shop at which I do all my local shopping. I'm good friends with the owner (the lady on the right). We mostly talk about the weather in my limited Sotho.



These are the beginnings of the Induna's (head man) family's new home. It's going to be quite nice. Since the photo was taken they've finished the roof.




Here are the workmen, hard at work on the house, ( and kind enough to pose for me).