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Enhancing Lives
21 September 2011
During my time in Ololosokwan I had the following conversation with a Maasai teacher at Mwalimu's School.
Teacher: Do you have cows?
Me: No
Teacher: Where do you get your milk from?
Me: The shops, but I have two horses
Teacher: Is horse milk nice?
Me: I dont know I only use them for riding
Teacher: Riding to go and have a look for milk!
I had to laugh!
Below is a picture of the school cook, a Maasai woman.
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