
Traveling across the southern spiny desert of Madagascar, I suddenly grew very sick. I wasn’t sure if it was dehydration or perhaps food poisoning, but in any case we needed to stop along the road where we came across a small village. After stepping out of the car and standing under the beating sun, my vision swam and I crawled under a small lean-to hut to find some shade. Yolanda, as I later learned her name, graciously shared her roof with me. Her face was covered with powder made from a medicinal tree, and she explained that she had malaria, so she too was not feeling well. Suddenly feeling sheepish about my much less dire sickness, I was still grateful for her company.
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Muñeca con Flores
Being Mundari
Flor de Sal
How the Leopard Got Its Spots
La Catrina
Seed Pods
Diva
The Queen’s Rain
Rush Hour
I See You Too
Pink Dancers
Elephant Train
Frenzy
Hammertime
Sperm Whales
Aieli
Sky Walkers
Osa Mayor
Flight at Dawn
How the Leopard Got Its Spots (Color)
With Open Arms
Shark Squadron
All That Glitters
Floating in Light










