Here are the pictures and captions of week one.
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about me
- Amaris
- I'm a family medicine doctor who journeyed to India and Africa for three months as a fourth-year medical student and so started this blog to keep in touch with family and friends. These are the stories of my adventures and lessons there, in residency after my return, and now in practice.
Loved your photos, Amaris. Brings back lots of memories, except that Macha's obviously more developed. I'm so glad you and Mike can get out and explore a little. MOM
ReplyDeleteIt's great you saw a chameleon! Dan and I only saw one 1 time during our 6 weeks - they are such neat creatures.
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ReplyDeleteA chameleon gives a wonderful example of how to live a cautious life - hesitantly, with eyes sweeping the scene. An ant is how to live an interminably working life. Termites do their work secretly with only the shoved aside wastes a clue to their presence. Millipedes exhibit the cool poise of being able to juggle a million things at once, but recoil into a helpless ball at the first sign of trouble. And humans, well, they just go exploring! Carry on....
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS CANT WAIT! :D
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