INTRODUCTION: Memories are strange.
We can pick and choose the memories that define our life and piece them together like a puzzle.
Read MoreWe can pick and choose the memories that define our life and piece them together like a puzzle.
Read MoreMany years ago, in the wake of my mother’s death, I traveled to Africa for the first time. Uganda.
Read MoreOur time to leave Kalagala eventually came, and my family embarked upon a classic Kenyan safari.
Read MoreThe three of us headed for Tanzania where I met Moshi Changai, a pivotal piece to this story.
Read MoreFrom Tanzania, we made our way to the island of Zanzibar, a place to pause and reflect, and to write.
Read MoreWe left Zanzibar for Marrakesh, where the sound of Muslim prayers echoed from the speakers.
Read MoreLife returned to normal—for just a little while. We returned home, and Zoe went back to School.
Read MoreFast-forward six years, and once again, Tanzania stood before my daughter and me.
Read MoreOur destination was Kondoa, but to get there, we had to board a cramped bus like a bunch of sardines.
Read MoreBefore making our way to Cheku, we visited many of the surrounding Irangi villages first.
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