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Oui Oui

space For almost every daylight hour I spent in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, I faced a mural wall in Kamina.  Yep, for ten days, that is mostly what I saw. ...

T.L.C.

If at first you don't succeed, draw a portrait of Alessa a second time.

The Greatest Loser

Alfredo was the chess master  at the Mexican orphanage where I painted a mural.  Like a shark in the waters, he massacred every opponent.  And then, it was my turn...

One Pair of Shoes

If you want to learn a lesson in gratitude, spend a little time with some orphans.

Tie a Yellow Ribbon

Africans know how to sing, dance, rejoice, and completely welcome someone -- including a wandering artist.

Relatively Adorable

All of my travels are enhanced by the people I meet.  Nobody could be any more welcoming than Gayflor's family in Zorzor, Liberia.