Monthly Archives: December 2011

A Baby Named BOMA

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Mama Rungu

When we arrive back at Judy’s house a large group of women are waiting for us. They’re beautifully adorned in their jewelry and headdresses and all of the women are wearing bright orange shukas. Omar puts a bottle of water … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: December 2011

A Baby Named BOMA

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