Kanar. He and his wife, Caroline, have lost at least three children to death resulting from a lack of adequate medical facilities. Driving them back to Chobo from the hospital with a dead child in their arms rates as one of the most helpless moments of my life. We have no idea of what we have in north america
I like the vividness and the vibrancy of this picture. The details are clear and they all speak for themselves. There’s a lot of stories in your picture. The one who holds the camera is a master photographer. Welcome home, prodigal daughter…
home? I used to go with ‘home is where my rucksack is’ but now I’m looking for somewhere a little less temporary than that, but not really sure if I’m on the right track or not yet.
Found your blog from the expat forum – interesting comment about reverse culture shock! Look forward to seeing more of your pictures …
Taylor Davidson
04/28/2009“Home” or home?
Would love to understand the context behind this photo.
You’re great at using mystery to explain :)
Kari
04/30/2009“home” i guess. i have no concept of the other home. this is kaner from my village holding a photo of my family from way back when.
Diane
04/28/2009http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1O4eS9jxfM&feature=related
Peter
04/30/2009Kanar. He and his wife, Caroline, have lost at least three children to death resulting from a lack of adequate medical facilities. Driving them back to Chobo from the hospital with a dead child in their arms rates as one of the most helpless moments of my life. We have no idea of what we have in north america
Kari
05/06/2009so true, peter. thanks for being there.
Jutta
04/30/2009Is he holding the photo of your family?!? How precious!
Kari
05/06/2009yes. that photo is over a quarter century old.
Roselyn
05/01/2009I like the vividness and the vibrancy of this picture. The details are clear and they all speak for themselves. There’s a lot of stories in your picture. The one who holds the camera is a master photographer. Welcome home, prodigal daughter…
will
05/03/2009Wow, such an interesting story behind this photo im sure. good work
Kari
05/06/2009thanks, will. looking forward to more blog entries from you. will swanson, everyone.
bonnie
05/07/2009this photo makes me want to cry… it’s just amazing. i want to go home too….
niamh
05/20/2009home? I used to go with ‘home is where my rucksack is’ but now I’m looking for somewhere a little less temporary than that, but not really sure if I’m on the right track or not yet.
Found your blog from the expat forum – interesting comment about reverse culture shock! Look forward to seeing more of your pictures …