Pretty Fly for a White Guy

I'm going to risk uploading another picture because he seems to be okay with the previous one being posted.

His belly dancing on the Nile from another angle:



** These aren't really meant to embarrass him as he did really, really well up there. He should be proud.

Oh My God! Bees! They're Everywhere . . .

I'm lucky enough not to have any class on Friday, but the Law Review subedit was out and so I headed into school anyway to get some work done in the library. After taking a break to meet Hers for lunch, we both walked back into the library and noticed a sign taped to the basement stairs. "Be Careful, Bees in Basement." We (wisely, I might add), headed up upstairs to a study room. We were working 20 minutes when a librarian came on over the loudspeaker. "Due to a bee infestation, the library will close at 12:00."

Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed in the morning.

For a limited time only

This picture will most likely stay up only until His notices it.
His belly dancing on the Nile:

We are still here.... sort of

We are sorry we have not been able to post more on our blog but our 2L year has come at us hard and fast.
His and I are in the middle of our second sub edit for law review and have been spending, on average, 10 hours a day at the library doing nothing but that. We are also trying to get our reading done for the first day of class (which is tomorrow) and somehow in there we had to go down to NYC for interviews.
We promise to fill you in on all the details once we have a break in our schedule but it might be a few weeks. Hope everyone is doing well.

All The Pics You Can Handle

Ah, back in the states with a reliable Internet connection. Unfortunately, we took too many pictures for one album. You can find all of our Samburu pics as well as some pics from the elephant orphanage at the regular spot. Pictures of Maasai Mara and Lamu have all been posted here.

God Bless America!

We are back! And I'm feeling awfully patriotic about it. Everything in the US is so much easier. The roads are smoother than I remembered, I no longer have to convert money in my head, I'm not getting charged muzungu prices, the internet is super fast, the toilet paper is soft, and the tap water is potable.
These are just some of the reasons why I love this country!


We had a great end to our trip. The Mara pictures are up over at Picasa and we will hopefully have our Lamu pictures up soon.

To all of you in Nebraska: we will see you in a few days!