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Monday
23Nov2009

A Place to Live

I want you to know Theresia Ngowi (right), her daughter, and Juliet Ngassa (left), program manager for Arusha-based, non-profit BEST (Business and Entrepreneurship Support Tanzania). Theresia welcomed Jen and I into her home in Magadini Village. She is a young entrepreneur and earns income by selling rice. Despite the fact that the walls of her home are partially constructed with cardboard, I felt such warmth inside.

Tell us about a painting, a photograph, or a word that brings meaning to your walls.

Comment2 Comments |
DateMonday, November 23, 2009 | Authorstephanie roberts | in ,

Reader Comments (2)

Amazing how people find a way to live happily so simply, and with so little in their lives.
These walls carry hundreds of years of life living within. Not the same kind of meaning..but a meaning all their own:
http://marciescudderphotography.com/index.php?showimage=993
November 23, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMarcie
If happy smiling faces could generate warmth that house would always be cosy. Its a beautiful photograph and the story aside the composition makes the photograph for me.

Si
November 23, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSimon Larwence

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