They asked me to help out one afternoon so this in 1 of 3 classes I taught.
Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes!
Sweet Marwa
Cooking classes at my teammate's house. Learning how to make a few American dishes...
The boys and their stellar chopping skills
So...I moved in with a few friends my last week in Makassar. The bedroom door jammed and wouldn't open, but there was also a locked bathroom door connected to the bedroom that was partly rotted out by termites. We managed to half-way unhinge the door (thus the skillet and hammer) and then I rigged together a fly swatter and clothes hanger with a hair tie to slip under and unlock the door. Mission Accomplished :)
Chillin' at Akarena!
Ellen hard at work on some health material she helped me out on. Trims Ellen!
Some of my yoga/aerobic girls ready to work up a sweat :)
My friends offered thier home for me to hold an informal womens' get together where the ladies could ask health questions and discuss anything that was on their mind. It went super well and and was really encouaging..woo-hoo!
The ladies :)
A Happy Birthday message for my Mama...
My girls!
The guys!
Beautiful Indah :)
Mahya, Indah, and Enchi
Went to Bali for a week to help out with my friend whose jaw was broken and wired shut after a motorcycle accident
She couldn't open her mouth so we had to be creative with meals. This was a scrumptious dinner of chicken, fries, and veggies. Thank goodness for blenders!
Cute kids hangin' out at the clinic
An organization here brought in a doctor and wanted to have a medical clinic for a week in a couple spots around the city. They asked me to translate for the Dr. and help out on the medical side of things. The kids were crazy fun and loved to take pics. Here's a few they snapped...
the community leader's family at the 2nd site. Super sweet family.
Emil is the little guy on the right. He loved that my name sounded a little like his so he followed me around all day giving my high fives and yelling "AMY!" So stinkin' cute!
Babies galore!
Chillin' with some Bapaks after the clinic ended and chowing down on fried cassava and the famous ginger/condensed milk drink of Makassar...heart healthy :)
This little girl's shirt had a Batman cape attached...sweet!
Waving goodbye the last day of the clinic
The local clinics hit each community once a month to weigh babies, take blood pressures, and do prenatal check-ups. This is thier baby scale...
The midwife let me follow her around with a couple students to get in on some prenatal check-up action. Their tools were super old school and super awesome! Very impressive!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Life Lately...
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Around Asia...
A very unorganized taste of the last month or so...
Not all the pics made it because of camera woes, but if I can I'll try to post them later.
Enjoy!
others were huge recliners you could enclose yourself in with a lid. It was a little strange, but very cool!
Back to the flower market
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