4. Settlings (AND RETURNS!)


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September 7th 2011
Published: January 3rd 2012
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So folks, i am within hours away of going back to, or rather once again, returning, to Senegal, and thought i should at least give you the last few fotos. Minus any commentary.

in september, i found myself, finally settling, after years, into which family, circle, language, social position(s) i feel comfortable with.

let's see if that all goes to camel poo and see what happens this time 'round...

...los geht's!

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settling into tiled walls, and floorssettling into tiled walls, and floors
settling into tiled walls, and floors

feeling ok in my toubab house. enjoying the tilework instead of feeling guilty about affording it.
settling into dairy productssettling into dairy products
settling into dairy products

oh la la. i have stopped trying to resist the patisseries. instead, i ration.
settling into chance friendshipssettling into chance friendships
settling into chance friendships

with Bakary, e.g., a crossword solving guard that opened my mbour world
settling into muddy waterssettling into muddy waters
settling into muddy waters

being ok with traversing floods...and unknowns. with no certain way back. i'm too far in, oder?
settling into marriagesettling into marriage
settling into marriage

not. i even resisted marrying into the senegalese royalty of islam. now i enjoy these images even more. though a white face with blonde hair wouldn't show up as nicely.
settling into unsettlementsettling into unsettlement
settling into unsettlement

...growth and change everywhere. at least i can still see most of the sunset from my rooftop. though the mosque and most vantages are blocked now by walls...though not wealth.


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