Comments on: The Little Things That Make Me Smile and Scratch My Head http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/31/the-little-things-that-make-me-smile-and-scratch-my-head/ Kiva Fellows share their experiences from the field Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:29:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: panneaux maison a vendre maison | hilpers http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/31/the-little-things-that-make-me-smile-and-scratch-my-head/#comment-3731 panneaux maison a vendre maison | hilpers Sun, 18 Jan 2009 12:00:47 +0000 http://kivafellows.wordpress.com/?p=876#comment-3731 [...] de Bonaventure, je le remplace avec encore mieux : "This house is not for sale" http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/...ratch-my-head/ « Retour sur la semaine | - 2,34 % [...] [...] de Bonaventure, je le remplace avec encore mieux : "This house is not for sale" http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/…ratch-my-head/ « Retour sur la semaine | – 2,34 % [...]

]]> By: Lucy Gent http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/31/the-little-things-that-make-me-smile-and-scratch-my-head/#comment-1776 Lucy Gent Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:31:57 +0000 http://kivafellows.wordpress.com/?p=876#comment-1776 haha, I remember everyone calling us oyibo in Nigeria too! Here they just say "WHITE MAN" and once or twice I've heard Oyibo, knowing that it came from one of the many Nigerians who live in Western Cameroon! Hope you're well. The MIS project is moving very slowly, sorry for not getting back to you about it. Hopefully something will work out. Hugs Lucy haha, I remember everyone calling us oyibo in Nigeria too! Here they just say “WHITE MAN” and once or twice I’ve heard Oyibo, knowing that it came from one of the many Nigerians who live in Western Cameroon!

Hope you’re well. The MIS project is moving very slowly, sorry for not getting back to you about it. Hopefully something will work out.

Hugs
Lucy

]]> By: Dan http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2008/07/31/the-little-things-that-make-me-smile-and-scratch-my-head/#comment-1774 Dan Mon, 04 Aug 2008 03:51:23 +0000 http://kivafellows.wordpress.com/?p=876#comment-1774 Jessica, I really enjoyed reading your vivid description of life in Nigeria. I can sympathize with your puzzlement and I found your anecdotes hilarious, especially the one about the "this house is not for sale" sign! Keep up the good work. Jessica,
I really enjoyed reading your vivid description of life in Nigeria. I can sympathize with your puzzlement and I found your anecdotes hilarious, especially the one about the “this house is not for sale” sign! Keep up the good work.

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