My first view of the African continent from my South African Airways Flight - the sudden realization that everyone is driving to the left.
A walk through the Johannesburg airport - realizing that even when speaking the "same language," so many things can be different - "lift" vs. "elevator," "flight mode" vs. "airplane mode," "transfer" vs. "connection."
Being stopped at the health checkpoint for possibly having a fever - but being told to keep walking after revealing my privilege of being from the United States.
A walk through the Johannesburg airport - realizing that even when speaking the "same language," so many things can be different - "lift" vs. "elevator," "flight mode" vs. "airplane mode," "transfer" vs. "connection."
Being stopped at the health checkpoint for possibly having a fever - but being told to keep walking after revealing my privilege of being from the United States.
The high wall and electric fence around our compound - the need for safety even in the Heart of Africa.
After spending two months in New York City, the friendliness of each person you pass on the street is a pleasant surprise.
Time is strange - even while knowing I have a year to explore this place, I feel as if I don't want to waste a moment.
After spending two months in New York City, the friendliness of each person you pass on the street is a pleasant surprise.
Time is strange - even while knowing I have a year to explore this place, I feel as if I don't want to waste a moment.