When I was a kid I used to love teacher training days. Mainly because this meant I didn’t have to go to school. Also because we would have a babysitter and I would likely get frozen pizza or some other treat that I normally didn’t. My parents on the other hand generally grumbled about having … More Training Teachers
Why Visit: Ankarana national park in northern Madagascar was established in 1956. Ankarana means the place of rocks, which makes sense as a large portion of the park is made of a large limestone formation that has been eroded away to sharp points. These rocks are called the tsingy, which comes from the Malagasy word … More Travel Mada: Ankarana National Park
Before coming to Madagascar I had no idea how many ways there were to eat a banana. I honestly only had the vaguest notion that there were multiple species of bananas other than the one found in the grocery store. Coming here I’ve been able to experience different banana varieties, but different ways to prepare … More Crazy for Bananas
