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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAll of the things that kept you focused on getting your father back to his true life…
Thanks for sharing all of the journey with us…
I know I’m looking forward to the rest of what is down that road!
Dogs teach us who we are. Your father is so lucky.
Even when the world becons, there’s no place like Home.
& all very sweet!
Stick to them.
Awesome photos Esther. Especially the beautiful portrait of Annette. (That is Annette, right?) There’s a lot of love in these shots. Just beautiful.
I can’t wait until you are back there.
Beautiful, beautiful photos! It is such beauty from within that seems to make sense of this crazy world!
Are you home in Niger yet?
What a lovely series of photos!
I can see why these are some of your favorite things. I have a feeling that this means you’ll soon be back in Niger….true? I especially love the photo of Tabita on her bicycle–so cute!
Are you back? I sure hope so! I bet Sheba is happy if you are!
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