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Workin’ on the chain gang

May 5, 2005

Today, I’m turning in the last paper and the last problem set of my undergraduate career. BOO-YAH, SIR!

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Man, the best thing about coming back to Benin is stocking up on snacks. I mean, obviously friends and family are up there too, but fried grated coconut and puffy fried tapioca have a special place in my heart. Bertrand, of course, swears by freshly roasted Beninese cashews. And the kids love the myriad forms of fried sweet dough and biscuits.
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Gonna go through my favorite photos from the past few months. This is from Jasmine’s 8th birthday. 😘

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Big holiday mood. 😍💕

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Waiting outside of Nasrid Palace, Alhambra, predawn.
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Grace, leading us through the gardens of Generalife.
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At the Real Alcazar in Seville, there was a tiny maze in the gardens. Grace was bitterly disappointed that the Alhambra in Granada would not be similarly equipped. When we finally got there, she convinced herself that the Generalife gardens were, in fact, a maze, and led us round and round and round until we were able to persuade her to take the path to continue the tour.
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