piggy
in between the little kids’ homes we passed a (how do you call a group of pigs??)
in between the little kids’ homes we passed a (how do you call a group of pigs??)
I am very disappointed with this picture, I didn’t have time to set up the shot calmly, there were kids, and trucks and taxis, and I somehow managed to take a picture that made the street look empty when it wasn’t but it’s not graceful or well-framed. Still, the sheep are cute and they are… Continue reading erring sheep
You can find anything here, from malachite jewelry: to supposed rhinoceros bone miniature busts: to stuffed pangolins (scaly anteaters) and dwarf freshwater crocodiles: and a few close-ups of the pangolin, for eye candy. I LOVE the scales, too bad it was 800 US Dollars as a starting point for bargaining… Also,… Continue reading art market
On our trip to Djeno, we stopped by a small road-side village. I like free-roaming poultry, the normalcy they bring to the life of a village with their clucking and footprints and their unpredictable movements. I am kind of a fan of non-zoning except when it means that your neighbor can start a hog farm… Continue reading rooster
I’m not a very enthusiastic cat person, because fundamentally, I don’t understand them, something, oddly, that cat owners cherish about their pets. Mirabeau came into our lives after a brush with death sparked by Tommy’s basic hatred of all living things that are not our family. At the beginning, Mirabeau was Mirabelle. Then one day,… Continue reading mirabeau